If a discriminated oneOf itself has a oneOf as a member then the generated classes have compile failures.
Quite doable but not supported for the moment. Comment here if you need it.
Note that discriminated oneOf is not really necessary if the discriminating member is typed with a single value enum (all members are distinguishable at deserialization time if that's the case).
If a discriminated oneOf itself has a oneOf as a member then the generated classes have compile failures.
Quite doable but not supported for the moment. Comment here if you need it.
Note that discriminated oneOf is not really necessary if the discriminating member is typed with a single value enum (all members are distinguishable at deserialization time if that's the case).