DynamoDBMarshalling field annotation is ignored in DynamoDBEntityMetadataSupport #43
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July 22, 2016 08:06
* Moving the DynamoDBMarshaller annotation for the User.joinYear property from the getter method to the field. * Adding unit tests to test both field and method retrieval.
First checks for a method with the given property name and annotation and if not found then checks for a field with the given property name and annotation.
Current coverage is 40.81% (diff: 66.66%)@@ master #43 diff @@
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Fix for issue found here: #32