After digging a bit it appears that it works if I put a @ApiIgnore on the controller.
But I don't know it is the intented way to do it because it is a Springfox specific annotation while @Api is a swagger annotation. Any guidance for doing this ?

Thanks :)

Thanks for reporting. Will add this to the list of features

better use @ApiIgnore in controller level.

Seems related to #1731, which was marked as closed. I can confirm as well the same functionality expectation is failing for us, but using @ApiIgnore alleviates the problem. If we can automate this functionality for @Api(hidden = true) -> @ApiIgnore, that would be extremely nice, but it's nice to know there's at least an alternative for now.

@ApiIgnore very good

@ApiIgnore shows the entry of Controller. How to completely hide this?

@javaHelper you can add "/test/" to @RequestMapping of controller

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@ApiIgnore shows the entry of Controller

@Deprecated
@RestController
@RequestMapping("/test/test-rest")
@Api(tags = "testRest", description = "test rest test rest", hidden = true)
@ApiIgnore
public class TestRest {
.....
}

@MVTalent What version are you using. This totally works, infact its used internally as well.

checked on versions 2.8.0 and 2.9.2

Not sure, it should work with 2.9.2

It does not work with 3.0.0.

Hide controller or method?

Please use @ApiIgnore for that controller or method...

Thanks