Failed to create OpenAPI Document: Failed to validate eligibility.

[infallibletechie]

Summary

SFDX: Create OpenAPI Document from this Class (Beta) is not working

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Create an Apex Class.
2. Use SFDX: Create OpenAPI Document from this Class (Beta) command

Expected result

OpenAPI Document files should be generated

Actual result

Failed to create OpenAPI Document: Failed to validate eligibility.

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[daphne-sfdc]

Hi @infallibletechie, I assume you created the Apex class using SFDX: Create Apex Class and then tried to generate the OpenAPI document from the class created from the default template, correct? If yes, the error that you're seeing is the expected behavior. We only support generating OpenAPI documents for Apex REST classes, which are annotated with @RestResource. Please refer to the official documentation here: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/einstein/genai/guide/agent-apex.html

[infallibletechie]

I used Apex REST only.

@RestResource( urlMapping='/CaseApexAPI/v1/Cases/*' )
global without sharing class CaseRESTAPIController {

@HttpPost
global static String importCase(
    String subject, 
    String description
) {

    System.debug( '### importCase ###' );
    System.debug( 'subject: ' + subject );
    System.debug( 'description: ' + description );
    
    Case objCase = new Case(
        Status= 'New',
        Origin= 'Web',
        Priority= 'Low',
        Subject = subject,
        Description = description
    );

    try {

        insert objCase;
        return 'Case created for you!!!';
        
    } catch ( DMLException e ) {

        return e.getMessage();
        
    }
    
}

}

It works in one laptop and not from another laptop.