5.47.6
(fix): Fix frontmatter values with leading zeros being corrupted during docs publish.
grayMatter.stringify() in parseImagePaths would strip quotes from values
like '001999' (non-octal digits), causing downstream YAML 1.2 parsers to
interpret them as integers and lose leading zeros.
5.47.5
(fix): Fix v3 OpenAPI importer dropping types that are only referenced through a
list/map of a $ref when audience filtering is enabled. Array and map
aliases now record the referenced named type in referencedTypes (matching
how object properties already do), so audience reachability no longer prunes
the referenced type and leaves a dangling reference. This restores the
“Show N variants” UI in docs for discriminated unions referenced via a list
(e.g. Cohere’s v2 chat messages field under an audience filter).
5.47.4
(fix): Group GraphQL queries by parent field in the sidebar; mutations and subscriptions remain flat. Field path is now included on all GraphQL operations for correct snippet nesting.
(fix): Include field-level arguments when converting GraphQL object types and interfaces
to FDR format. Previously, arguments were only captured for top-level query/mutation
fields but not for nested object type fields (e.g., Image.url(width, height, lossy)).
Namespace grouping types (object types whose fields are all promoted to top-level
operations) are no longer double-registered as plain type definitions.
5.47.3
(fix): Use string literal for this.name in error classes instead of
this.constructor.name, which gets mangled by minifiers.
(fix): Fix text/* content types (e.g. text/csv, text/xml) being silently converted
to text/plain during OpenAPI export. The original media type is now preserved
through the IR via a new optional contentType field on TextResponse.
5.47.2
(fix): Stop dropping custom scalars in the GraphQL converter. Custom scalars (e.g. DateTime,
URL, EmailAddress) are now emitted as named alias types in the types map with a stable
id, and references to them point to that id so the type can be linked to in documentation.