title: Differences Between OpenAPI 2.0 and 3.0
path: web-dev/openapi-2-and-3.md
Specification Restructured to Increase Reusability
Extended JSON Schema Support
The 3.0 release includes extended support for JSON Schema, which means you can use more JSON Schema keywords than with version 2.0. Some keywords supported in version 3.0 are handled slightly differently than in JSON Schema, including:
OpenAPI 2.0 does not support the oneOf or anyOf keywords, but you can use these keywords with version 3.0.
Examples Overhauled for Easy Reusability
Improved Parameter Descriptions
Version 3.0 includes improvements to parameter descriptions. The body and formData parameter types have been removed and replaced with requestBody. The specification supports arrays and objects in operation parameters, and you can specify the method of serialization. Operation parameters include path, query, header, and cookie.
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Source: https://blog.stoplight.io/difference-between-open-v2-v3-v31
title: Differences Between OpenAPI 2.0 and 3.0
path: web-dev/openapi-2-and-3.md
Specification Restructured to Increase Reusability
Extended JSON Schema Support
The 3.0 release includes extended support for JSON Schema, which means you can use more JSON Schema keywords than with version 2.0. Some keywords supported in version 3.0 are handled slightly differently than in JSON Schema, including:
OpenAPI 2.0 does not support the oneOf or anyOf keywords, but you can use these keywords with version 3.0.
Examples Overhauled for Easy Reusability
Improved Parameter Descriptions
Version 3.0 includes improvements to parameter descriptions. The
bodyandformDataparameter types have been removed and replaced withrequestBody. The specification supports arrays and objects in operation parameters, and you can specify the method of serialization. Operation parameters include path, query, header, and cookie.More
Source: https://blog.stoplight.io/difference-between-open-v2-v3-v31