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httplib's TLS layer calls SecCertificateCopyData /
SecTrustCopyAnchorCertificates on Apple to load system root CAs. The
httpcl static library inherited those references but didn't propagate
the framework link to consumers; the test executable (and any other
consumer linking httpcl) failed at link time on macOS arm64 with:
Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:
"_SecCertificateCopyData", referenced from:
httplib::tls::load_system_certs(void*) in libhttpcl.a(...)
Adding "-framework Security" "-framework CoreFoundation" to
target_link_libraries (PUBLIC, Apple-only) fixes downstream linkage.
Linux/Windows builds are unaffected.
Adds a reference-resolution helper to httpcl URIComponents that handles the three URL forms permitted in OpenAPI 3.0+ servers[].url: 1. Absolute https://example.com/v1 -> returned as-is 2. Server-relative /v1 -> base scheme+host + /v1 3. Document-relative . ./v2 ../v2 v2 -> resolved against base directory with dot-segment removal per RFC 3986 §5.2.4 Implements: * URIComponents::resolveReference(reference, base) * static removeDotSegments helper (private in uri.cpp) Tests cover all three reference forms, dot/dot-dot navigation, root clamping, query-string preservation, port propagation, and the error case where the base URI lacks scheme/host. This is general-purpose and used by the next commit to fix issue #159 (relative URLs in OpenAPI servers[].url), but the helper itself is independent and reusable.
OpenAPI 3.0+ (clarified in 3.2.0 §4.5.2.1) permits three URL forms
in servers[].url. zswagcl previously rejected document-relative
forms because parseServer threw via URIComponents::fromStrRfc3986
on anything not starting with '/'.
parseServer now classifies each URL:
* '://' present -> absolute, fully parsed now
* Leading '/' -> server-relative path-only, fully parsed now
* Otherwise -> document-relative, deferred (stored verbatim
in .path with empty scheme/host as a signal)
fetchOpenAPIConfig's post-parse step now resolves any server with
empty scheme/host against the spec URL via
URIComponents::resolveReference. The previous behaviour (filling
in spec's scheme/host on path-only servers) is preserved as a
specific case of reference resolution.
An empty/absent `servers` array now defaults to "/" (per OpenAPI
3.0+ §4.7.5) resolved against the spec URL, instead of the
previous behaviour of emplacing an empty URIComponents{}.
Tests in oaclient.cpp cover all three reference forms, multi-server
specs with mixed forms, the implicit-root fallback, and port
propagation. Python (via pyzswagcl) inherits these fixes through
its direct call into fetchOpenAPIConfig.
Closes #159 (C++/Python side; Java handled in the following commit).
The Server URL Base Path section showed servers as a single ✔️ row with an example using only the historically-supported form (absolute URL with path prefix). Expand to show all three forms from OpenAPI 3.0+ (clarified in 3.2.0 §4.5.2.1) with concrete examples, and split the matrix row to make clear which forms are supported per component. The 'document-relative' row is marked n/a for OAServer and zswag.gen since neither consumes servers[].url at runtime — OAServer routes based on operation paths, zswag.gen emits whatever the user supplies. Adapted from ff64702 on the relative-server-urls branch (which targets the restructured jzswag README).
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Closes #159 — support relative URLs in OpenAPI
servers[].urlfor the C++ and Python clients.OpenAPI 3.0+ (clarified in OpenAPI 3.2.0 §4.5.2.1) permits three URL forms in
servers[].url:https://api.example.com/v1/v1scheme://host+/v1.,./v2,../v2,v2zswag previously supported forms 1 and 2 but not form 3.
Implementation
C++ — new reusable helper in
httpclURIComponents::resolveReference(reference, base)implements RFC 3986 §5.3 with dot-segment removal per §5.2.4.openapi-parser.cpp::parseServernow defers document-relative URLs (stored verbatim inpathwith empty scheme/host as a signal) instead of throwing.fetchOpenAPIConfigresolves any deferred entry against the spec URL.serversnow defaults to"/"per OpenAPI 3.0+ §4.7.5.Python — inherits via pyzswagcl — no code change.
pyzswagcl/py-openapi-client.cppcalls C++fetchOpenAPIConfigdirectly, so the fix propagates.Build fix bundled in —
httpclon macOS arm64 was failing to link the test executable due to missingSecurity.framework. PUBLIC-linked inhttpcl/CMakeLists.txt. Linux/Windows unaffected.Tests
httpcl-test: +23 assertions in 11 new sections (reference resolution helper) — 373 assertions total, all passing.zswagcl-test: +24 assertions in 9 new sections (server URL resolution end-to-end via mock spec fetch) — 357 assertions total, all passing.Relation to #160 / #158
This is the C++/Python portion of #160, cherry-picked onto
mainso the fix for #159 can ship independently of the Java client work (#158). #160 has been slimmed down to the Java-side implementation and continues to targetjzswag.