spring-auto-restdocs | Spring Auto REST Docs is an extension to Spring REST Docs | REST library

Spring Auto REST Docs determines the title by looking at the @title tag and if this is not found, the method name is taken. There is currently no way to directly customize this behavior. If you can not modify the Javadoc, like in your case, you have to add the information via the snippet. There are at least two options:

1. Create a custom template. But then you are limited to the information available to the snippet and thus there are not a lot of alternatives to hard-coding text. See https://scacap.github.io/spring-auto-restdocs/#snippets-customization
2. Create a custom snippet. This gives you full control over everything and thus a snippet could be created that takes "Something else" as an input and uses it as the title. See https://scacap.github.io/spring-auto-restdocs/#snippets-custom to create custom snippets and https://scacap.github.io/spring-auto-restdocs/#snippets-section-custom-snippet to include custom snippets in the section snippet.

For Java 9/10/11 support, use spring-auto-restdocs-json-doclet-jdk9 as doclet dependency.

It seems your application is mixing two incompatible versions of Spring Boot.

Your main pom.xml seems to be importing spring-boot-starter-reactor-netty with the 2.0.5.RELEASE version.

1. You should not override versions of Spring Boot libraries, as it's all taken care of by the dependency management in the parent POM
2. You don't need the reactor-netty starter at all, as it's transitively brought by the webflux one.

You can specify the version which you want to use with dependency org.json and use that dependency above the one which you don't want.