maybe :swagger/discriminator :type?

haven’t used the discriminator, so not sure how it should work. what is the expected swagger schema?

so i would expect i could "type":"mytype"

GM

So my probelm was that i could not POST since it could not figure out the type

the way i got what i wanted was by doing this

(m/validate schema (m/decode
    schema data
    (mt/transformer mt/strip-extra-keys-transformer mt/string-transformer)))))

where schema is

[:multi
 {:dispatch :type, :decode/string (fn* [p1__40150#] (update p1__40150# :type keyword))}
 [:other [:map [:data [:map [:nombre string?] [:apellido string?] [:edad int?]]] [:type [:= :other]]]]
 [:one [:map [:data [:map [:nombre string?] [:apellido string?] [:kk int?]]] [:type [:= :one]]]]]

and data

{:data {:nombre "nombre" :apellido "apellido" :edad 12} :type "other"}

on an ideal I would have liked to be able to use that schema in the {:paremeters {:body here}}

am I right that this is not supported? should it be?

(def m [:map
          [:i {:error/message "not a number"} int?]])

  (me/humanize (m/explain m {:i "123"}))
  ;; => {:i ["should be int"]}

I find in general there's some annoying asymmetry between properties on map entries vs properties schemas. See also my PR for adding :gen/gen / :gen/elements / :gen/fmap support to map entries

I suppose you can do this

(def m [:map
          [:i
           [int? {:error/message "not a number"}]]])