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Fedex track API OpenAPI file issues

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Good Day to everyone,

Currently we are trying to utilize Fedex's Track API to automatically get status' of various shipments using the Tracking number. Here is a link to the Fedex track API documentation. https://developer.fedex.com/api/en-us/catalog/track/v1/docs.html

When trying to import this as a OpenAPI file to Power automate I have had nothing but issues out of it.  The first thing I run into is the file just outright won't import.

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After posting its contents into the swagger editor it tells me that it should not have additional properties additionalProperty: schemes. 

 

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So I removed the schemes property from the json and I was finally able to import. Only to find a host of errors.   

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Some of the errors are pretty easy to handle like making sure that the Operation ID's don't have spaces and Removing the Authorization Header since its suppose to be handled by the security function. 

 

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now I'm dealing with a large number of unable to resolve Schema errors within bodies and references. It seems like every reference has a decent number of nested references as well.  I believe I'm getting a little in over my head here. Surely, there is something I'm doing wrong pretty early on to be getting this many errors from an official OpenAPI version 3.0 documentation.  Can anyone see where I'm going wrong here?

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