Hi Joe!
I'm not aware of any versions of Swagger-UI that support this, but if you
can point me to an example setup that works, I can look into it further.
You're actually bumping up against a browser security
limitation: JavaScript applications are not allowed to access `file://`
URLs at all
Hello all,
I have cloned the swagger-ui Git repo and started a server using *npm run
dev*. It is running on local port 3200.
In older versions of swagger-ui, I could type a file:// URL into the
"Explore" field and load a .yaml file from my local filesystem, to explore
the UI of my
