Case sensitive parameter name matching for path parameters #4992
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…es on a case insensitive basis. Otherwise some parameters won't match if the schema isn't 100% correct
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When scanning parameter list for path parameters, match parameter names on a case insensitive basis. Otherwise some parameters won't match if the schema isn't 100% correct
I had an openapi operation with path "/api/ocrforms/{formid}/active" but the parameter collection had name "formId". This was from a third party API that I didn't create.
Nswag either needs to work in case insensitive mode or inject "TODO" or some exception code to make it obvious when path segments don't match parameter names for a given operation.