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Gradle Archetype fails to replace keywords in a java file when input parameters annotated with more than one annotations #17

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harry9111985 opened this issue Jun 22, 2017 · 3 comments

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harry9111985 commented Jun 22, 2017

@PostMapping
public ResponseEntity createProduct(** @RequestBody @Valid ProductDetail product**) {
log.info("REST[createProduct] Rx[{}]", toStringHelper.asString(product));

    ProductDetail productDetail = productDetailService.create(product);

    log.info("REST[createProduct] Tx[{}]", toStringHelper.asString(productDetail));
    return new ResponseEntity<>(productDetail, HttpStatus.OK);
}

In the above code snippet , @RequestBody and @Valid are two annotations given to ProductDetail parameter . If we run the cleanArch generate archetype task , we get the following error :

Failed to resolve variables in: 'C:\harish\projects\archetype\src\main\resources\templates\src\main\java_packagePath_\model\web\rest\ProductDetailRestRestController.java]
No such property: RequestBody for class: groovy.lang.Binding

@orctom : Can you suggest any solution / configuration for the same if we are missing something? . If its an outstanding issue , is there an ETA for the fix ?

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orctom commented Jun 22, 2017

How's 1.4.5 doing?

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orctom commented Jun 22, 2017

I probably should trying to fix it. As you can escape @ by @@, #14
1.4.5 might run into some other issue.
So, go either way, @@ or update version to 1.4.5.

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idooo commented Jun 22, 2017

@orctom just want to say - you are rockstar. Thanks for the fix!

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