[bob1029]

I actually got the OpenAPI docgen magic to work 100% all the way into Azure API Management Service such that our branded portal's docs were being updated based upon code comments each time upon merge. It really is something to marvel at. It actually worked.

That said, I didn't like the amount of moving pieces, annotation soup in code, etc. I got rid of all of it. Instead of relying on a fancy developer web portal with automagically updating docs, I am maintaining demo integration projects in repositories our vendors will have access to. I feel like this will break a hell of a lot less over time and would be more flexible with regard to human factors. Troubleshooting OpenAPI tooling is not something I want myself or my team worrying about right now.

[ciwchris]

Good to know. I'd like to learn about the process you had set up and the number of moving pieces it required. Have you written about this process? Can I read about it somewhere?