Description
Actual Behavior
Previously, the FlaskOpenAPIView class allowed setting the self.response_validator attribute to a custom validator. This behavior was removed sometime after openapi-core v0.14.5. (This is a follow-up from #618 where this issue was discussed in the context of custom formatters.)
Expected Behavior
With openapi-core==0.14.5 installed, we currently use a custom response validator to effectively disable response validation, like this:
from openapi_core.validation.response.datatypes import ResponseValidationResult
class NonValidator:
def __init__(self, spec):
pass
def validate(self, res):
return ResponseValidationResult()Then, in our sub-class of FlaskOpenAPIView, we set self.response_validator = NonValidator.
However, this no longer works with openapi-core==0.18.0. We hope to see this feature restored in a future release.
Alternatively, is there a way to simply disable response validation entirely?
Steps to Reproduce
See the example above.
OpenAPI Core Version
0.18.0
OpenAPI Core Integration
flask
Affected Area(s)
validation
References
Anything else we need to know?
No response
Would you like to implement a fix?
None