found in 1.3.10

leading / are not required in Jersey annotations so you can have

@Path("foo")
class Foo {
@GET 
public Response getFoo() {
}
@GET @Path("bar")
public Response getBar() {
}

which correctly handles the resource path /foo/bar

However, swagger forgets to include / in concatenations so this converts to 2 api sets - /foo and /foobar instead of /foo/bar. The only workaround I see is to use @get @path("/bar") which does create /foo/bar

Also note that swagger does properly prefix /foo in both basePath, resourcePath and apis/path values so this seems to only be a problem with sub-resources