[Ruby] Support "binary" format for body parameter and response #1934
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Nearly the same comment from https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/pull/1891/files#diff-630a0645a0b3fabb89412db600734cfbR245
A array of 8bit ints is a very non-standard data format in Ruby. As a user, I would prefer post_body here without processing.
as it seems weird to handle byte array (array of integer) in Ruby
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Conflicts: samples/client/petstore/ruby/lib/petstore/api/pet_api.rb
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@jqr the PR has been updated to use string instead of array of integer to represent byte array. |
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The "binary" format is handled as String in Ruby client.