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Anyone can help with ktor?

I'm trying to implement kompendium for openapi autogeneration (https://github.com/bkbnio/kompendium) I have done same thing as in docs

fun Routing.userRouting() {
  route("/api/user-service") {
    ...

    /* ROUTE */
    route("/create-new-user") {

      // models
      @Serializable
      data class RequestBody (
        val name: String,
        val email: String,
        val password: String,
      )

      // spec
      install(NotarizedRoute()) {
        tags = setOf("User service")
        post = PostInfo.builder {
          summary("summary")
          description("description")
          request {
            requestType<String>() // <- <RequestBody> causes another exception here...
            description("desc")
          }
          response {
            responseCode(HttpStatusCode.OK)
            responseType<String>()
            description("desc")
          }
        }
      }

      // handler
      post {
        val body = call.receiveValid<RequestBody>()
        UserService.createNewUser(
          name = body.name,
          email = body.email,
          rawPassword = body.password,
          log = call.application.environment.log
        )
        call.respond(HttpStatusCode.OK, "OK") // if ok
      }
    }

  ...
  }
}

fun Routing.userRouting() {
  route("/api/user-service") {
    ...

    /* ROUTE */
    route("/create-new-user") {

      // models
      @Serializable
      data class RequestBody (
        val name: String,
        val email: String,
        val password: String,
      )

      // spec
      install(NotarizedRoute()) {
        tags = setOf("User service")
        post = PostInfo.builder {
          summary("summary")
          description("description")
          request {
            requestType<String>() // <- <RequestBody> causes another exception here...
            description("desc")
          }
          response {
            responseCode(HttpStatusCode.OK)
            responseType<String>()
            description("desc")
          }
        }
      }

      // handler
      post {
        val body = call.receiveValid<RequestBody>()
        UserService.createNewUser(
          name = body.name,
          email = body.email,
          rawPassword = body.password,
          log = call.application.environment.log
        )
        call.respond(HttpStatusCode.OK, "OK") // if ok
      }
    }

  ...
  }
}

But, here's redoc and swagger results:

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Tusya <3OP•4mo ago

Anyone knows how to fix it?

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