Prior to the release of Swagger 1.2, the attribute 'extends' was being
promoted as a possible way to show that a particular object extends an existing
object. Instead, the Swagger specification went with the 'subTypes' attribute
in the base object. This patch removes the unsupported attribute; the object
that the offending objects proposed to extend already lists them in its
'subTypes' attribute.
ASTERISK-24300 #close
Reported by: Bradley Watkins
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},
"RecordingStarted": {
"id": "RecordingStarted",
- "extends": "Event",
"description": "Event showing the start of a recording operation.",
"properties": {
"recording": {
},
"RecordingFinished": {
"id": "RecordingFinished",
- "extends": "Event",
"description": "Event showing the completion of a recording operation.",
"properties": {
"recording": {
},
"RecordingFailed": {
"id": "RecordingFailed",
- "extends": "Event",
"description": "Event showing failure of a recording operation.",
"properties": {
"recording": {