Replaced NotImplementedException with UnsupportedOperationException. See
bug #3011.
Eclipse was throwing some errors related to differences in package names
vs file path. I renamed the packages io.swagger.codegen.Go to
io.swagger.codegen.go, io.swagger.codegen.slim to package
io.swagger.codegen.lumen and io.swagger.codegen.springBoot to
io.swagger.codegen.springboot in some test files.
* to fix#2981
* update sample, update ci to include jaxrs (jersey1, 2)
* avoid duplicated artifactId in pom (jaxrs jersey1)
* update jetty dependency for jersey1 jaxrs
* update bin to set proper artifact-id
* fix jersey1 jaxrs pom.xml
* fix dependency in jaxrs jersey2 pom
* downgrade jetty plugin to 9.3.0.v20150612
* update petstore sample for jaxrs jersey 1
* restore jetty to previous version. update test order
* downgrade jetty maven plugin version
* restore original version of jetty plugin
Tests are create to act on actual files to gauarantee functionality of
.swagger-codegen-ignore processing. Found two minor issues, one with
directory processing of files below the directory and another with
filename.* patterns reversing as *filename. for the pattern.
Added documentation to the README about .swagger-codegen-ignore file
support and syntax.
Adds a .swagger-codegen-ignore file with instructions and examples.
The .swagger-codegen-ignore file is treated as a supporting file.
Every project will generate a .swagger-codegen-ignore file containing
instructions and examples.
This also adds support for 'common' files (defaults like
.swagger-codegen-ignore). In the case of the ignore file, a generator
may include a compiled template ignore file which outputs to the
outputDir folder as .swagger-codegen-ignore and the default file
generation will honor the already generated file.
The rules for .swagger-codegen-ignore are a simple subset of what you'd
find in .gitignore or .dockerignore. It supports recursive matching
(**), simple matching (*), matching files in the project root
(/filename), matching against directories (dir/), negation rules
(!previously/excluded/**/file).
this allows to use names defined by user in Response model instead of
"inline_response". Also user could use title to have specific name for
request model instead of parameter name
