Use of "security" attribute in POST payloads

[Alexei]

I have a simple API, that accepts JSON payload, and among attributes of the payload I have one with name "security". 

A sample for the POST payload schema:

definitions:

  someSchema:

    description: My schema description

    type: object

    properties:

      propertyOne:

        type: string

      propertyTwo:

        type: string

      security:

        type: object

        properties:

          propertyOne:

            type: string

When the API is described by Swagger 2.0, it doesn't pass the validation, as it somehow interprets an attribute from my payload as an API's properties attribute.

What's wrong with having a payload attribute, named security?

[Ron Ratovsky]

Are you talking about swagger-editor?

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[ALEKSEI MOKEEV]

Yes, exactly. Screenshot:

 

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[Ron Ratovsky]

It’s a known issue - https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-editor/issues/1343.

[ALEKSEI MOKEEV]

Thanks a lot for the quick turnaround. 

On 29. Jun 2017, at 17:50, Ron Ratovsky <r...@swagger.io> wrote:

It’s a known issue - https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-editor/issues/1343.

 

 

 

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Subject: Re: Use of "security" attribute in POST payloads

 

Yes, exactly. Screenshot: 

 

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