Swagger/Swashbuckle: Ignore overloaded endpoint in base class











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So I have a base controller class with a search(string query) method, with the path /search. And I have a child class with search(string query, string name), also with path /search.



The Swagger API generated by Swashbuckle contains both endpoints, and they have a conflict error. Now what I want is to ignore the parent class' search method, but only for the child that has a search() overload. (Since parameters are optional, the parent's search method would conforms to the child's anyway.)



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    So I have a base controller class with a search(string query) method, with the path /search. And I have a child class with search(string query, string name), also with path /search.



    The Swagger API generated by Swashbuckle contains both endpoints, and they have a conflict error. Now what I want is to ignore the parent class' search method, but only for the child that has a search() overload. (Since parameters are optional, the parent's search method would conforms to the child's anyway.)



    Any way to do this?










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      So I have a base controller class with a search(string query) method, with the path /search. And I have a child class with search(string query, string name), also with path /search.



      The Swagger API generated by Swashbuckle contains both endpoints, and they have a conflict error. Now what I want is to ignore the parent class' search method, but only for the child that has a search() overload. (Since parameters are optional, the parent's search method would conforms to the child's anyway.)



      Any way to do this?










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      So I have a base controller class with a search(string query) method, with the path /search. And I have a child class with search(string query, string name), also with path /search.



      The Swagger API generated by Swashbuckle contains both endpoints, and they have a conflict error. Now what I want is to ignore the parent class' search method, but only for the child that has a search() overload. (Since parameters are optional, the parent's search method would conforms to the child's anyway.)



      Any way to do this?







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          Try to add the [NonAction] attribute to parent's search method or make it protected






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