* update all swift samples
* fix method name starting with number literal
* better handling of operationId starting with number
* update swift 4 samples
Co-authored-by: Akihito Nakano <sora.akatsuki@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jeremie Bresson <dev@jmini.fr>
Co-authored-by: Jim Schubert <james.schubert@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Martin Delille <martin@phonations.com>
Co-authored-by: Tomasz Prus <tomasz.prus@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: William Cheng <wing328hk@gmail.com>
* update versions of dependencies on swift4 and swift3
* change syntax for swift4
* run petstore script
* change enum case from UpperCamel to lowerCamel
* remove unneeded break statements
* avoid wrapping conditionals in parentheses
* avoid force casting
* run pod update on petstore/swift4/rxswift
* update project for swift 4
* run swift4-petstore-all.sh
* fix compile error
* avoid use iso8601 date strategy for encoder / decoder
* resolve file references
* Add addiitional files from upstream
* Remove mis-added files
* Swift3: Properly percent-escape path parameters
This change fixes the following issue:
https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/issues/6400
The problem was that path parameters were not properly percent-escaped before being placed into the URL path. This leads to creation of an invalid URL, which then fails.
So therefore, in the API template where path parameters are handled, we propertly percent escape them, using the characters which are allowed in URL paths.
In addition to this template change, then this PR includes the following changes:
1. Resulting changes in all generated code due to the above template change.
2. I added the objcCompatible run to the swift3-petstore-all.sh so that I could re-generated all of the generated code with a single script.
3. I added a unit test in UserAPITests.swift which verifies that paths are properly escaped.
4. In order to make the unit test work, then I needed access to RequestBuilder<T>.URLString to verify that the path was properly escaped. However, RequestBuilder<T>.URLString had "internal" access control so it was inaccessible from the unit test. So therefore, I made four contants in RequestBuilder<T> to be public. This should not harm anything, since they are constants ("let's") and cannot be changed from the outside of the class after initialization.
5. There were also some stray changes which look like they were caused by having not run bin/swift3-petstore-all.sh in a while.
