As cited in the documentation, "Google Cloud Endpoints supports APIs that are described using version 2.0 of the OpenAPI Specification." Are there any plans to support version 3.0 ?
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Can you explain some of the benefits for 3.0? What do you want to do with Endpoints that you can't do with 2.0?
– Rose Davidson
Almost 2022 and still not even OAS 3.0 ...
– m02ph3u5
Google said its planned for Q1 2021. But no announcement yet.
– intotecho
This question is off-topic for Stack Overflow because it is not an objective (fact-based) programming question. It is about project release cycles/schedules, which can only be answered by the company themselves.
– Cody Gray
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Cloud Support here! As per documentation Cloud Endpoints support OpenAPI version 2.0.
I filed a feature request for a support of version 3.0. You can follow for the updates here.
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Until GCP supports version 3, you could use something like apimatic.io to convert openapi v3 files to swagger (openapi 2) format.
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Finally, after 2 years there is something brewing on Google's side, you can read it here. I guess they finally saw the need to upgrade Cloud Endpoints to support OpenAPI version 3.0. However, it is still not clear when they are going to release this, which I think is insane. Even M$ Azure API management supports version 3.0.
