Fix response payload type for PutSubmodelById#615
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…turns a Submodel instead of a Reference
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This pull request fixes the response payload type for the
PutSubmodelByIdoperation in the Asset Administration Shell Repository OpenAPI specification. Specifically, when a submodel is created (status code 201), the response now correctly returns aSubmodelobject instead of aReference. The changelog has also been updated to reflect this fix.API Specification Fixes:
AssetAdministrationShellRepositoryServiceSpecification/V3.1_SSP-001.yamlwas updated to clarify that a submodel is created, not a reference.Submodelinstead of aReferencefor thePutSubmodelByIdoperation.Documentation Updates:
changelog.adoc) now documents this fix under minor changes, referencing the related issue.Related Issue
See #601