* update parser to 2.0.29
* better handling of null in dereferencing
* update parser to 2.0.30
* update core to newer version
* add new files
* rollback to previous stable version
* remove files
* Fixes for python-experimental NullableShape component
Co-authored-by: Justin Black <justin.a.black@gmail.com>
* add handling of array of oneOfs
* handle res model-type lowercase name +shorten code
* remove unnecessary vendor-extension model enum
* handle openapi lowercase schema name for array res
* change xs:anytype to string for file responses
* update checkstyles
* remove not needed imports again
* update samples
* upper/lowercase use local getdefault
* update samples again
* Add backslash to load namespace from global namespace
* Update example
* Remove hardcoded slash
* Add backslash from java side
* Update samples
* Fix first sample
* Fix other snapshot
* Update version file
The FILES metadata is supplementary, but was logging a warning while
generating Ada client that FILES couldn't be written. An exception was
being thrown because Path was being reported as two different "types of
Path". One would be reported as mac file, while the other was reported
as a unix file. The fix here is to disconnect path details from the
underlying file system provider by creating a new Path based on the
file's absolute path. This change also fixes sorting so it works
alphabetically in ascending order.
* FILES is now path relative with no prefixes
some Java implementations don't honor .relativize documentation fully.
When outDir is /a/b and the input is /a/b/c/d, the result should be c/d.
Some implementations make the output ./c/d which seems to mix the logic
as documented for symlinks. So we need to trim any / or ./ from the start,
as nobody should be generating into system root and our expectation is no ./
This resolves regeneration issues for those on such Java
implementations, although we've not been able to track down the exact
vendor or configurations which might lead to these differences.
* Ensure windows outputs FILES paths in same format
* Normalize FILES paths to remove relativization mid-path
* Add samples composer.lock to root .gitignore
composer.lock may produce CI errors when you need to test build against
different PHP versions. However users most likely want to commit this
file, so I think it's better to exclude it only in root .gitignore.
* Commit composer.lock in default PHP templates
* Refresh samples
* renamed async methods to end with async
* update samples
* updated samples
* updated test to use new name
Co-authored-by: William Cheng <wing328hk@gmail.com>
