Fixes ref to empty response causing an error (Error: test The $ref tarrgets root is not found: #/components/responses/created) #416
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Running the test units on my system resulted in pretty much all of then failing due to line ending errors(I think), I was hoping for CI to run them for me... but travis didnt fire |
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Since there was no "content" or "$ref", it didnt register as part of the schema which caused it to be unable to find the key. This PR assigns an empty object to the key.
This should of been caught by the test unit but the test unit contained an invalid configuration so it didnt catch anything at all. I fixed that too
Resolves the issue in the comment of #330 (comment) (that comment, not the issue, thats for something else)