* Correctly apply Gradle task input & output annotations to accessors
Gradle's task input and output annotations should be applied to the accessors instead of the properties. No adhering to this can cause funky behavior in the generated stubs. Examples of this can be found in the docs: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/implementing_custom_tasks.html
Also adds missing annotations so that validation passes
* Enable strict Gradle plugin validation
* [Bugfix][Maven-Plugin] Bugfix for remote input specs with parameters
If the inputSpec was a web address that contained parameters, code generation would fail, because the filepath would contain illegal characters, since the code inside the if-block would be skipped. A side effect of this was, that in the log and in the filename in linux the parameters would be leaked, which could potentially sensitive information like Gitlab Access Tokens
* [Test][Gradle Plugin] Update GenerateTaskDslTest.kt
Extended the Test for testing remote inputSpecs with urlParams, a case that caused problems in the maven plugin.
Introduced a new property `inputSpecRootDirectorySkipMerge` to conditionally skip the merging step of the specification files. Updated the logic to honor this new property, ensuring merging only occurs if it is explicitly not skipped. Enabled configuration via Gradle build file.
* Mention that Golang generator also supports XML annotations
Looking at src/main/resources/go/model_simple.mustache and
src/main/java/org/openapitools/codegen/languages/GoClientCodegen.java
the GoLang seems to cater for withXml=true
* Fix maven plugin config description for `withXml`
* Add basic test for global withXml setting
* Use global withXml setting if not configured in ConfigOptions
Resolves#3839 and #5764
* Don't generate metadata or other files when only Models are tested
* Reformat table for readability
* Remove global property `withXml` from generator and docs
* Move WITH_XML constant out of system constants block
Currently there is only a single reference to this value in the whole
codebase (GoClientOptionsProvider). Maybe we should re-think how this
file is organised (i.e. provide a clearer split / mapping / understanding
what are system properties vs. global properties vs. configOptions and
where to put them).
* Remove global option `withXml` from Maven plugin (Breaking change)
This is a "soft" breaking change: Plugin will no longer execute if
user have this option – which is good, b/c it never worked as expected.
We may want to hint this in the 8.0 release notes.
* Remove global property `withXml` from Gradle plugin (Breaking change)
This is a "soft" breaking change: Plugin will no longer execute if
user have this option – which is good, b/c it never worked as expected.
We may want to hint this in the 8.0 release notes, so they can add it
to the `configOptions` map if required, or simply delete it
* Update samples to reflect removed `withXml` property
* Move `withXml` option into ConfigOptions for Java Microprofile sample
* Remove unused local vars and parameters
* Avoid repetition using fluent assertions
* Remove extraneous debug output
* spec for recommend test
* add ValidateTask test for custom defined tasks
* add ValidateTask test for recommend option
* ValidateTask recommend default value is true
* Allow configuration cache compatibility
Use FileSystemOperations to delete output folder if Gradle Version >= 6
* Skip Gradle legacy test if JDK is not compatible
* update to jdk11, fix tests
* update workflow to use jdk11 instead
* update travis, circleci build
* fix test failure, update CI
* skip mvn install in appveyor
* add windows tests
* fix workflow
* remove log level
* add timeout
* sleep more
* skip tests
* sleep more
* only skip tests
* test with jdk11 only
* fix gradlew
* remove skip tests
* start server after build
* update gradle version
* more time to start server
* update to 420
* comment out build
* update
* update
* Upgrade Gradle plugin Gradle build to Gradle 7.5.1
* Update Travis workflow file to support new tasks
* Update Maven POM with Gradle 7.5.1
* Capitalize many occurrences of "Gradle" in the Gradle plugin README
* Update Gradle version in appveyor.yml and shippable.yml
* Update comments
* Update Gradle wrapper to 7.5.1
* Capitalize Gradle in shippable.yml
* Leave Open API
* Upgrade Gradle plugin build to Gradle 7.6
* Upgrade wrapper to Gradle 7.6
* Add cacheability tests for same directory and different directory
(cherry picked from commit 46c96daf3b020ab02e13113166046d2383c04990)
* Clean up/add more cacheability tests
(cherry picked from commit 5d09d914ba7224b82dd7a3bd20beaf2b6fd3eb94)
* Add test for inputSpec
(cherry picked from commit 8d9e0dbb9d865ad3e61b60692b3ef6ca85b70b75)
* Add incremental build tests, run with multiple Gradle versions
(cherry picked from commit ba1d554c375068974d1799d6be6731ca1d59a783)
* Add proper Input annotations to task inputs
(cherry picked from commit 18da6161ba2b406876c516a3059850d9a0bc9ca0)
* Perform clean on tests where expectation is cleaned outputs
(cherry picked from commit 4670db92686c02d5dd2b69976488c33defd3a464)
* Ensure before & after files are the same
(cherry picked from commit 9150b4a5596b229a4404a92cfedbb795c6bb5b0d)
* Allow to run ValidateTask tests against Gradle 7.0 as well
* Drop setters for ValidateTask properties of mutable types
This is applicable to the following properties:
- inputSpec
- recommend
Otherwise, Gradle 7.0 now returns an error when attempting
to configure this task.
See https://docs.gradle.org/7.0/userguide/validation_problems.html#mutable_type_with_setter
* Be more specific about the versions of Gradle tested in ValidateTaskDslTest
Test against the latests Gradle 5.x and 6.x versions
Motivation:
In Gradle 7.0 apply @Input and @Internal on property is forbidden.
Before Gradle 7.0 applying both on the same property is confusing. According to the documentation:
* @Input: Attached to a task property to indicate that the property specifies some input value for the task.
* @Internal: Attached to a task property to indicate that the property is not to be taken into account for up-to-date checking
Tests running under Gradle 5.6.4 were breaking due to a change in
informational output. It's not clear when this was introduced, but it
looks like the upgrade to Gradle 5.6.4 may have stopped running tests
during builds.
* [breaking] Enforce vendor extension naming convention
* [breaking] Rename system properties to global properties
* [docs] Update site with global properties list and usage explanation
* Use proper vendor extension casing in all templates
* Set remaining vendor extensions to convention of lower kebab-cased with x- prefix
* [samples] Regenerate
* Update modules/openapi-generator/src/main/java/org/openapitools/codegen/languages/RustServerCodegen.java
Before we were adding hasPathParams twice, once with !op.pathParams.isEmpty(), and then again with hasPathParams. This was probably caused by a mistaken merge.
This is causing the difference in samples
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* [Samples] Regenerated!
* Fix -D conversion to additional-properties, missed in bat files
* JERSEY2 option changed
* [samples] Regenerate
* [scala][finch] Fix remaining vendor extensions format to conventino
* [scala] The -D option was replaced with --global-property
* [samples] Regenerate
* Fix -DskipFormModel usage which has been moved to --global-property skipFormModel=true
* [samples] Regenerate
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