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In my APIs list of my APIM I have a POST operation that changes functionality according to the parameters on its request body. To represent that information on my developer portal I tried to add multiples examples to the operation but I can't do that. I also tried with the definition, but it only allows one example. How Can I add multiples examples or represent some way this multiples uses of this operation? Thanks
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Hello @María Luz Micozzi , Welcome to Microsoft QnA. Thank you for the question. We will review and update at the earliest.
Hello @María Luz Micozzi , Apologies for the delay in response. You should be able to add multiple samples:
If you are still encountering the issue I would request you to open a support ticket with Microsoft Support if you have a subscription which allows you to do so.
Perfect, thanks for the answer. Currently I import my APIs from OpenAPI, it is possible to set my json file so when I import it Azure understand and add this multiples samples?, or I have to do it manually on my Azure APIM as you explained above after import?
Yes, you 'll add these.
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Thanks JayaC, I accepted the answer, but could you reply my last question? thanks
Hello @María Luz Micozzi , I have answered that I believe you can.
If you navigate to:
You can see the definition and try the same:
Please let me know if this helps!