Overwriting docs doesn't update subpages (tags)

[jarrodparkes]

Whenever I run a command like...

openapi upload {spec} --key={key} --slug={slug} --useSpecVersion

I am able to see in the UI that the doc/spec is updated; however, the subpages do not update. The subpages appear to be determined by OAS tags, but if I introduce a new tag, a subpage does not appear after the update. If I remove a tag completely, the existing subpage is still shown.

Is this expected?

I have the impression that maybe I'm running into some strangeness because with the newest version of readme, we should be utilizing the new GitHub syncing functionality vs pushing up spec/docs with the CLI?

[kanadgupta]

@jarrodparkes I'm not quite sure I'm following. Could you provide the following:

• example commands, along with the corresponding OpenAPI files
• links to pages in a ReadMe project (along with descriptions of the expected/unexpected behavior)

Thanks!

[jarrodparkes]

@kanadgupta everything is available at https://test-api-abzf.readme.io/reference

with petstore-1.json I ran...

npx rdme@10 openapi upload petstore-1.json --key={key} --slug=Petstore

then, I modified the spec a little:

• removed the user tag from the tags array
• for paths using the old user tag, replaced them with the pet tag
• the resulting spec is petstore-2.json

and I ran

npx rdme@10 openapi upload petstore-2.json --key={key} --slug=Petstore

the resulting docs still contain the user page with all the existing endpoints

[ebox86]

i am experiencing a similar issues after migrating to v10 stack and when trying to do a manual rdme openapi upload as well as from the github action results in a failure to upload and a message about tags and directories not existing:

he directory we found for a tag does not appear to be usable.

[dgadelha]

Has anyone managed to find a workaround for this issue? We're experiencing the same after migrating to v10