OAS Validation Changelog - Plugin - unreleased

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Changelog

Fixed an issue where the plugin couldn’t obtain the value when the path parameter name contained hyphen characters.
Fixed an issue where parameter serialization didn’t behave the same as in the OpenAPI specification.
Fixed an issue where the non-string primitive types passed via URL query were unexpectedly cast to string when the OpenAPI spec version was v3.1.0.

Added the new field api_spec_encoded to indicate whether the api_spec is URI-Encoded.
Add the custom_base_path field to specify a custom base path. Use it with the deck file namespace command.
The plugin now supports OpenAPI Specification v3.1.0. The plugin now switches to a new JSON Schema validator when the specification version is v3.1.0.

The plugin now bypasses schema validation when the content type is not application/json.
Fixed a bug where the plugin throws a runtime error caused by the ref parameter schema not being dereferenced.
Exposed metrics for serviceless routes.
Fixed an issue where the plugin threw a runtime error while validating parameters with the AnyType schema and style keyword defined.
Fixed an issue where the cookie parameters weren’t being validated.
Fixed an issue where the nullable keyword didn’t take effect.
Fixed an issue where the request path couldn’t matched when containing regex escape characters. The URI component escaped characters were incorrectly unescaped.

Added a new property include_base_path for path match evaluation. Path parameters can now correctly match non-ASCII characters.
Fixed an issue where non application/json content-types were being rejected, even when the request body was not required.
Fixed an issue where a null pointer exception could occur in certain scenarios when notify_only_request_validation_failure was set to true.
Fixed an issue where valid recursive schemas were always rejected.

Fixed an issue where the plugin was unable to pass the validation even if path parameter was valid.
Fixed an issue where the plugin always validated the request body even if the method spec had no requestBody defined.
Fixed an issue where the comparison between large absolute value numbers could be incorrect due to the number being converted to exponential notation.