Different endpoints in swagger "Try it out" fire to the same endpoint when they have the same function name

[fluffybrain3]

Environment:

• Python version: 3.12
• Operating system: Windows 11
• Flask version: 3.0.0
• flask-openapi3 version: 3.0.0

I will try to show that using a quick example:

parent1_bp = APIBlueprint('Parent 1', __name__, url_prefix='/parent1', abp_tags=[parent1_tag])
children_p1_bp  = APIBlueprint('Child p1', __name__, url_prefix='/children', abp_tags=[chilren_p1_tag])
parent1_bp.register_api(children_p1_bp)

parent2_bp = APIBlueprint('Parent 2', __name__, url_prefix='/parent2', abp_tags=[parent2_tag])
children_p2_bp  = APIBlueprint('Child p2', __name__, url_prefix='/children', abp_tags=[chilren_p2_tag])
parent2_bp.register_api(children_p2_bp)

root_parent_bp = APIBlueprint('Root Parent', __name__, url_prefix='/root', abp_tags=[root_tag])
root_parent_bp.register_api(parent1_bp)
root_parent_bp.register_api(parent2_bp)

Which gives 2 endpoints:
/root/parent1/children
/root/parent2/children

In swagger both endpoints are displayed separately, but both of them in the "Try it out" in swagger will fire to the first one.
When you make a request outside of the swagger everything works fine, but in swagger it doesn't.
Also, I didn't have this issue while using the flask-openapi3 version 2.5.4.

[luolingchun]

Please make sure that before using the register_api, the decorator decorates some api, here's my example, when nothing is wrong, if it doesn't solve your problem, paste your executeable code.

from flask_openapi3 import OpenAPI, APIBlueprint

app = OpenAPI(__name__)

parent1_bp = APIBlueprint('Parent 1', __name__, url_prefix='/parent1')
children_p1_bp = APIBlueprint('Child p1', __name__, url_prefix='/children')

parent2_bp = APIBlueprint('Parent 2', __name__, url_prefix='/parent2')
children_p2_bp = APIBlueprint('Child p2', __name__, url_prefix='/children')

root_parent_bp = APIBlueprint('Root Parent', __name__, url_prefix='/root')


@children_p1_bp.get('')
def get_children1():
    return {"message": "children1"}


@children_p2_bp.get('')
def get_children2():
    return {"message": "children2"}


parent1_bp.register_api(children_p1_bp)
parent2_bp.register_api(children_p2_bp)

root_parent_bp.register_api(parent1_bp)
root_parent_bp.register_api(parent2_bp)

app.register_api(root_parent_bp)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=True)

[fluffybrain3]

Your code works fine for me.
I created a working example with the issue.
I think the issue lies within the function names.
If you name the functions hello_1() and hello_2() instead of hello() it works fine.
But it was working fine with the same function names in the previous library version.

main.py

from flask_openapi3 import APIBlueprint, OpenAPI

from app_1 import app_1_bp
from app_2 import app_2_bp

app = OpenAPI(__name__)

root_bp = APIBlueprint('App', __name__, url_prefix='/app')
root_bp.register_api(app_1_bp)
root_bp.register_api(app_2_bp)
app.register_api(root_bp)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=True)

app_1.py

from flask_openapi3 import Tag, APIBlueprint

app_1_tag = Tag(name='App 1')
app_1_bp = APIBlueprint('App 1', __name__, url_prefix='/app_1', abp_tags=[app_1_tag])


@app_1_bp.get('/hello')
def hello():
    return 'Hello, World 1!'

app_2.py

from flask_openapi3 import APIBlueprint, Tag

app_2_tag = Tag(name='App 2')
app_2_bp = APIBlueprint('App 2', __name__, url_prefix='/app_2', abp_tags=[app_2_tag])


@app_2_bp.get('/hello')
def hello():
    return 'Hello, World 2!'

[luolingchun]

Thanks! this is a problem caused by the same operationId, and I will fix it.

"paths": {
        "/app/app_1/hello": {
            "get": {
                "operationId": "hello_hello_get",
                "responses": {},
                "tags": [
                    "App 1"
                ]
            }
        },
        "/app/app_2/hello": {
            "get": {
                "operationId": "hello_hello_get",
                "responses": {},
                "tags": [
                    "App 2"
                ]
            }
        }
    },

[fluffybrain3]

Thanks :)