* fix(csharp-netcore): Fixing the build issues
* fix(csharp-netcore): Fixing the build issues
* fix(csharp-netcore): Fixing the Pet project
* fix(csharp-netcore): help fixes
* fix(csharp-netcore): Fixing the XML warnings
* fix(csharp-netcore): Updating Pet project
* fix(csharp-netcore): Minor fix
* fix(csharp-netcore): Minor fix
* fix(csharp-netcore): Minor ifx
* fix(csharp-netcore): Minor fix
* [java][model] set collection to null when not required
* Fix tests
* Fix trailing whitespace
* generate samples
* Restore 'de.thetaphi' plugin in pom.xml
* add test cases to cover different collection format
* add space params to retrofit 1.x
* add space params to retrofit 2.x
* rename url to localVarUrl
* fix exception in haskell servant
* Add correct library versions for Angular 8.0.0
* Keep Angular default version of 7.0.0 to avoid breaking changes
* Add petstore example for Angular 8
* Add ngVersion field to typescript-angular-v8-petstore-provided-in-root-with-npm.json
* Update addJsonHeaders
addJsonHeaders currently throws a compiler error because the headers args in get/put/post etc is nullable, but the argument in addJsonHeaders is not
* Executed samples generator
* dart2: Use the correct classname in test generation
At present test generation has a stray hard-coded reference to the pet
store Pet() class, which should reflect the actual classname under test.
* dart2: Call toDouble() in generated code for double types
At present the generated code does not correctly handle transitioning
to double when dealing with non-integer types in JSON deserialization.
This ends up with dart raising an unhandled type mismatch exception:
Unhandled exception: type 'int' is not a subtype of type 'double' where
...
Using the .toDouble() conversion when a double type is expected fixes
this up by making the typing explicit.
* dart2: Drop use of deprecated 'new' keyword in generated code
The use of the 'new' keyword in dart2 is deprecated and should be
avoided, as per the official guidance of the dart2 authors:
https://dart.dev/guides/language/effective-dart/usage#dont-use-new
* dart2: Regenerate samples for mustache template changes
* Fix#3402 by giving the possibility to set additional headers and the credentials parameters to the fetch query.
* Fix#3402 : Changes from code review
* Added handling of api keys in headers.
* Added handling of optional arguments in api functions.
* Optional header params.
* Fixed a bug in path param replacement.
* Relaxed deserializing of model records with @@deriving yojson { strict = false }. It allows receiving more fields in the JSon payload than declared in the OCaml record, fields not matching any record field are ignored.
* Reformatted api-impl.mustache.
* Generate shorter enum value names by allowing underscore character.
* Cleanup of optional params generation.
* Updated the OCaml samples with the latest version of the generator.
* Corrected a bug encountered when generating default value for optional enum fields.
* Added v3 version of the samples for the OCaml generator.
* -Fix bug in fetch -> Missing "runtime"
-Move fetch files to an "src" folder instead of doing everything at the root which removes the bugs when using the library itself
-Fix the distribution of fetch using npm
* Move the .ts files to an `src` folder which is more common in npm package
* Add missing mustache
* Add missing .npmignore
* If a separate parent pom is specified, there
should be no depdendency management
#3230
* Add Bean Validation framework
* Fix test and depedencies
* Format pom
* Fixed#3521. Response headers were not processed for enums collection.
* Replace " by '' in text fields to allow these to be used in OCaml comments.
* Added support of ByteArray (i.e. base64 encoded data) body and free form object as request body. Added support of free form object in response body as well.
* Added result as a reserved word to prevent generating model files with this name (having a result.ml model file confuses dune into thinking some other model modules depend on Result when they don't).
* Updated samples to reflect the latest changes in the OCaml generator.
