oapi-codegen v2.5.0 is out 🚀📢
A host of new functionality, bug fixes, and the notable big changes:
- Begone optional pointers! (optionally)
- Generating
omitzero
JSON tags, withx-omitzero
- Using OpenAPI 3.1 with
oapi-codegen
(with a workaround) - Defining your own initialisms
- Minimum version of Go needed for oapi-codegen is now 1.22.5
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