* [req_vars_changes]
* Added new schema to generate samples to test the issue mentioned in the PR.
* Changed the variable name from setRequiredVars to initRequiredVars
* Added initRequiredVars as a generator additional property
* Regenerating the samples after rebasing the code with master branch
* Changed the description of additional property
* python->python-legacy, python-experimental->python
* test with openjdk8
* test with openjdk11
* comment out rm
* move kotlin tests to circleci
* move kotlin tests
* move tests to circleci
* fix circleci
* rearrange test
* move tests
* use wrapper
Co-authored-by: Justin Black <justin.a.black@gmail.com>
* Fix escaped regex values in Python client (#1517).
* Override PythonClientCodegen toRegularExpression() method to correct
issue with backslashes being escaped. This issue was a result of
calling escapeText() in the parent DefaultCodegen class.
* Only escape unescaped forward slashes in PythonClientCodegen.
* Override addRegularExpressionDelimiter in PythonClientCodegen.java
such that only unescaped forward slashes in the pattern get escaped.
* Adds a new test resource .yaml file for specifically testing this
issue.
* Check for regular expression modifiers in PythonClientCodegen.
* Adds check in postProcessPattern() in PythonClientCodegen.java to
check if regular expression has modifiers defined. If so, it throws an
exception as modifiers are not currently supported in the Python
client.
* PythonClientCodegen warns that regex modifiers are not supported.
* Changes behavior in PythonClientCodegen.java to no longer throw an
IllegalArgumentException in the case that a pattern contains
modifiers. A warning message will be logged instead stating that
modifiers are not currently supported by the codegen class.
* Remove warning for PythonClientCodegen regex modifier support.
* Removes warning message from PythonClientCodegen.java stating that
regular expression modifiers are not currently supported. Further
code review and testing revealed that this feature is already
supported and working.
* Add updated Python client sample files.
* Avoid creating unused ThreadPools
Instead, create ApiClient.pool on first request for .pool property.
avoids spawning n-cpus threads (the default for ThreadPool) at instantiation of every ApiClient
* update doc
* set pool_thread to None
