When running openapi-generator-cli generate with yarn (with the below defined script from package.json) it will ignore my openapitools.json, but it works if npm run is used instead. The effect of this is that different team members can get different versions of the cli.
This issue seems to be related to how the root of the project is fetched to find the config file, depending on if yarn or npm is used. In the case of yarn it will get a path like /d/{my_project_path} and after using path.resolve on the path the resulting config file path will be D:\d\{my_project_path}, which will not work of course.
I have tracked the problem to this issue and this commit where the added default process.env.PWD will generate the above issue, while process.env.INIT_CWD and process.cwd() would have given a correct path. After removing process.env.PWD from the node_modules instance the config is read correctly in yarn.
Is this to be considered a bug? Or does it exist a work around other than using npm instead of yarn?
openapitools.json:
{
"$schema": "node_modules/@openapitools/openapi-generator-cli/config.schema.json",
"spaces": 2,
"generator-cli": {
"version": "5.4.0"
}
}
package.json (exerpt):
"scripts": {
"generate": "openapi-generator-cli generate --input-spec ./swagger.json --generator-name typescript-fetch --output ./output --additional-properties modelPropertyNaming=original,typescriptThreePlus=true",
}
- command:
yarn openapi-generator-cli generate in project root
- CLI version:
2.4.26
- yarn:
1.22.4
- node:
14.19.0
- OS:
Windows server 2016
When running
openapi-generator-cli generatewith yarn (with the below defined script from package.json) it will ignore myopenapitools.json, but it works if npm run is used instead. The effect of this is that different team members can get different versions of the cli.This issue seems to be related to how the root of the project is fetched to find the config file, depending on if yarn or npm is used. In the case of yarn it will get a path like
/d/{my_project_path}and after usingpath.resolveon the path the resulting config file path will beD:\d\{my_project_path}, which will not work of course.I have tracked the problem to this issue and this commit where the added default
process.env.PWDwill generate the above issue, whileprocess.env.INIT_CWDandprocess.cwd()would have given a correct path. After removingprocess.env.PWDfrom the node_modules instance the config is read correctly in yarn.Is this to be considered a bug? Or does it exist a work around other than using npm instead of yarn?
openapitools.json:
package.json (exerpt):
yarn openapi-generator-cli generatein project root2.4.261.22.414.19.0Windows server 2016