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Describe the bug
In some cases it seems like Redocly mangles property names for no apparent reason. In the following OpenAPI spec, the property expiresIn gets displayed as expirese.
Expected behavior
Redocly should not mangle property names.
I tracked this down a little bit further, and it seems like the correct name makes it all the way down to React in components/Fields/Field.tsx. So I assume this might be a React bug.
I see that Redocly is stuck on React 17.0.2. Since that is the latest release of that major version, and if this is actually not some configuration issue in Redocly's usage of React, the only way to fix this issue would be to upgrade the React dependency.
Just FYI, the name shows up correctly through the title attribute of the cell, but the name gets mangled as a text node of the span in React's createElement() somehow.
Describe the bug
In some cases it seems like Redocly mangles property names for no apparent reason. In the following OpenAPI spec, the property
expiresIn
gets displayed asexpirese
.Expected behavior
Redocly should not mangle property names.
Minimal reproducible OpenAPI snippet(if possible)
Screenshots
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