Bug in version 0.13.3

[sarangsbabu367]

7e920f8#r37808923

[p1c2u]

Hi @sarangsbabu367

thanks for reporting the bug.

Request should have path dict

Can you give me more details? Example?

[sarangsbabu367]

@p1c2u

The problem is in the line which i mentioned above. openapi_core is trying to get path by request.parameters.path but path is a key.

[p1c2u]

Okay but how your request object look like? How you create request object? Which integration you use?

[sarangsbabu367]

I am integrating with starlette.

[p1c2u]

The library has no integration with starlette 🤔 You should file a bug to author of the integration library.

[sarangsbabu367]

I am using openapi_core like this, this works fine with openapi_core version 0.13.2 but got the above exception in version 0.13.3, my request look like this,

@p1c2u

[p1c2u]

@sarangsbabu367
You use StarletteOpenAPIRequest which is not part of the library and the problem must be inside the class.

[sarangsbabu367]

@p1c2u Can you please explain how openapi-core wants the request, Previusly i was giving headers, cookies, path, queries as a dictionary inside parameters. Now it is not working, the probem is when i changed this to a namedtuple instead of dictionay, I am getting a error cant set attribute

Line 39 is causing the problem, is it an issue in my side ??

[sarangsbabu367]

Issue was with my request structure to openapi_core, when i changed to the format OpenAPIRequest. issue was solved, sorry for wasting your time @p1c2u