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There are operations which may be both in- and outbound.
example: websocket. operationid: "lock". client sends a message to lock a resource. the server forwards this message to all clients.
the same operation "lock" is therfore sent and received.
How is this specified with asyncapi ?
action can only take the value send or receive. it does not allow a list, nor is send-receive available.
on the other hand in the operations list the operationid is unique, so there is no way to define 2 operations with the same operationid but different action values.
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There are operations which may be both in- and outbound.
example: websocket. operationid: "lock". client sends a message to lock a resource. the server forwards this message to all clients.
the same operation "lock" is therfore sent and received.
How is this specified with asyncapi ?
action can only take the value send or receive. it does not allow a list, nor is send-receive available.
on the other hand in the operations list the operationid is unique, so there is no way to define 2 operations with the same operationid but different action values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: