feat: Redoc v3.0.0

[AlexVarchuk]

What/Why/How?

Redoc v3.0.0 release:

• Modern UI
• New Search Functionality
• Native Dark Theme Support
• Deep CSS Variable Customisation

Reference

Tests

Screenshots (optional)

## Check yourself

• Code is linted
• Tested
• All new/updated code is covered with tests

[Poltuu]

out of curiosity, will this support OpenAPI 3.2 ? #2746

[coddingtonbear]

out of curiosity, will this support OpenAPI 3.2 ? #2746

Looking at the branch, it looks like it will:

redoc/src/types/open-api.ts

Line 92 in e156e9d

additionalOperations?: Record<string, OpenAPIOperation>;

[Postremus]

@AlexVarchuk is routingBasePath expected to work with 3.0.0.rc0? Redocly does not load, when I set it to a value other than /.

[AlexVarchuk]

out of curiosity, will this support OpenAPI 3.2 ? #2746

@Poltuu not full support yet, we are still working on it. We are planning add it until the major release.

[AlexVarchuk]

@AlexVarchuk is routingBasePath expected to work with 3.0.0.rc0? Redocly does not load, when I set it to a value other than

@Postremus, Hey, it's not working now.
But it should works without this options in different path.
If you have a problem, as a temporary solution,n use router: hash.
You can describe your use case here, and we will try to fix it until the next major release.

<redoc router="hash" spec-url="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Redocly/redoc/refs/heads/main/demo/museum.yaml"></redoc>

[Postremus]

@AlexVarchuk Thanks for the response.

My initial problem was, that redocly mostly works correctly when I just host it in a path other than /.
E.g. I have in directory /redoc my index.html, where I define redocly and its config options.

For most of the links in the side bar - this works. I.e. If I click on an operation, I stay in /redoc/ - and the operation is just appended to the path (with a #).

However, this does not work for schema-definitions-tag-name="Schemas". If I click on the Schemas section in the sidebar and on of the schemas inside, my browser url is then changed to /. I.e. it does not contain the /redoc path anymore after I click on the schema-definitions-tag-name section.

After I found this issue, my hope was that routingBasePath would solve my problems, but just caused others :D

I can prepare a small reproducer if that helps?

[AlexVarchuk]

@Postremus, I see the issue. Try to use router="hash", I know the route is ugly, but it works in my case. We'll fix it until the major release.

[Postremus]

Thanks! will do :)