[Java] Getter/Setter naming convention not followed in generated models#2095
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fix the getter/setter when the second letter of the field name is already uppercase (following the JavaBeans API specification)
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@karismann thanks for the PR. I think this may impact how users are currently consuming the Java client SDK but let's see if we hear any feedback to have an option to retain the old behavior. |
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fix the getter/setter when the second letter of the field name is already uppercase (following the JavaBeans API specification)
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[Java] Getter/Setter naming convention not followed in generated models #2085
fix the getter/setter when the second letter of the field name is already uppercase (following the JavaBeans API specification)
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Override
getterAndSetterCapitalizeclass in theAbstractJavaCodeGenclassChange Java test
convert a model with a 2nd char upper-case property names(getter and setter expected results)useful links :