The somewhat greedy matching in the compiler when matching against paths defined in the swagger document, required unique paths. The swagger2 documentation is somewhat light in this area, however it was directly addressed in the swagger3 documentation. Swagger Documentation on Path Objects
Ex.
/pets/{petId}
/pets/mine
The matching will return an array with length 2
Under v1.0.3 - a 404
After Change routes are allowed to continue up the stack
The somewhat greedy matching in the compiler when matching against paths defined in the swagger document, required unique paths. The swagger2 documentation is somewhat light in this area, however it was directly addressed in the swagger3 documentation. Swagger Documentation on Path Objects
Ex. /pets/{petId} /pets/mine The matching will return an array with length 2
Under v1.0.3 - a 404 After Change routes are allowed to continue up the stack