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This looks like a bug.

Thank you for reporting it to the Kotlin issue tracker. If anyone else encountered this bug, please let us know here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-45511. As soon as the ticket is resolved, I'll post an update on this answer.

EDIT: this is a comment from the ticket.

Adding Objective-C super types to a Kotlin object declaration is not supported at the moment. The compiler should, of course, clearly indicate that instead of crashing.
As a workaround, please declare PlatformSpecific as class.

In the NSWag settings, operationGenerationMode is set to MultipleClientsFromOperationId :

From the first operation tag and operation ID (operation name = operation ID, client name = first operation tag).

But the OpenAPI contract (swagger.json file in your case) don't specify operation's id.

I see two solution, choose a other value to operationGenerationMode or specify operation's id.

The other operationGenerationMode values are :

Sometimes you have to ask the question publicly to find the answer! So I did find an answer to both questions and maybe I'll save someone else hours and hours of frustration on this problem.

I did find the files in question here:

C:\Users.......nuget\packages\microsoft.visualstudio.web.codegenerators.mvc\5.0.2\Templates

Now the location is dependant on the version of .net core you are running. I'm running version 5, so this fits perfectly.

Next, I literally copied over the folders I needed from that folder to a folder in the project on the root called 'Templates'. Here's an example of what my test project looks like.

I grabbed the ViewGenerator folder (for example) and made changes to the list.cshtml file in the directory and the changes were replicated! Problem number two solved.

You can use for loop:

You can use :

The ui you see is not generated from the documentation .yml file you use to generate your code. Instead, the ui is generated from the generated code, which has it's own annotations that currently are springfox annotations, which are swagger2 annotations instead of openapi 3 annotations (although your original file is openapi 3).

Generated openapi 3 annotations support is coming soon, but in any case, in short, you should have to complete missing annotations and necessary beans yourself, but this way makes it very hard to match the resulting openapi definition to your original documentation file.

Luckily there's a better alternative: Just add your yml file in src/main/resources/static and add this line to your application.properties file:

you are getting logger information as you have used default logging level as INFO. set logging level to WARN by spark.sparkContext.setLogLevel("WARN").

I suggest to use dependency:copy to copy the JAR to some place in /target. Then you can add that path to the antrun or exec plugin.

Firstly, please try to check if MvcControllerWithContext.cshtml file does exist under that folder mentioned in error.

Templates file path on my computer

C:\Users\user_name_here\.nuget\packages\microsoft.visualstudio.web.codegenerators.mvc\verison_here(such as 3.1.4)\Templates\ControllerGenerator

Besides, if you indeed installed the dotnet-aspnet-codegenerator tool, but error still occurs, you can try this workaround:

1. copy Templates/ControllerGenerator and Templetes/ViewGenerator to the project folder

2. then rebuild the project and run your dotnet aspnet-codegenerator command to generate controller and view etc.