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Poor formatting response class info #62
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Not sure to really get what the issue is... Do you have a screenshot ? |
one more thing. How are you getting Help text and doc strings? is that tasypie or is that this plug in? |
This is how the swagger version we are using renders the doc. It will be improved when we switch version. Everything is taken from the tastypie resource as we extend It. |
so you're saying this is a solved issue and will be fixed in the next version? version 0.1.3 or 0.1.4 ? |
I'm saying that it is not an issue but just the way it was implemented in swagger-ui.js (we depend on it). And I say that we plan to upgrade to swagger-ui.js 2.0 and there it is rendered in a different way, which should fit your needs. |
Oh now I understand. But there's no estimate on what version that will be. I can either help or wait or perhaps its in the master branch and pip can pull it in from there ? |
I'm using django 1.5 with tastypie 0.9
The Meta: queryset object is a manager class and yet i get this for every url
Response Class
ListView
class ListView( meta:Meta(), objects{})
class Meta
at the beginning of every expanded operation list and the help text is slammed in with everything else.
Is there a way to manipulate the formatting? I can't style this myself because there's no alternate styling method documented.
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