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So, we begin by fixing the bug in Swagger Codegen that prevents us from changing the parameter of type array to inspected format. Instead of fixing the problem, however, we simply stated that there isn’t one and that it needs to be fixed and changed through the backend because we discovered on Github that they haven’t fixed the bug yet.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Additionally, I had to test the desktop application since we made some changes to it, so before doing so, I updated the database by using some commands, and I then created numerous scenarios to further validate that the application functioned as intended.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The most challenging part is trying to identify the issue that leads to the bug when logging out of the project using ASP.NET. I made the button and intended to call the logout through it, but I still haven’t made it since I’m not too experienced with ASP.NET and Visual Studio, so I got confused trying to grasp how Mr. Peter created the identity server and how he is calling the function. I’m still researching that area, though.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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I had a wide variety of things last week that I’m going to talk about with you in this post. So, we begin by fixing the bug in Swagger Codegen that prevents us from changing the parameter of type array to inspected format. Instead of fixing the problem, however, we simply stated that there isn’t … <\/p>\n