Schema class attributeRequiredMap.get(attrToSearchFor); returning null

[zsiryani]

Hello, I have a case where attributeRequiredMap.get(attrToSearchFor); is returning null in the Boolean isRequired like the following Image

I was wondering if the isRequired can be converted into a primitive boolean in order not to have NPE, the following is the content of the map

Also current attrToSearchFor value is urn:scim:schemas:extension:workspace:1 the closest value in the map is urn:scim:schemas:extension:workspace:1.0 I suspect that is this something related to the construction of attrToSearchFor using the stringJoiner.

Thank you

[galovics]

Hi @zaidsir,
Thanks for reporting these issues. I'll take a look when I have the time unless you have a PR prepared. ;-)

[lavanya2290]

The same works in 2.2.0 verions It handles NPE. Like making use of Optional.ofNullable.
class name: Schema

public Set<String> getRequiredAttributeNames() {
        Collection<SchemaAttribute> schemaAttrs = schemaAttributes;
        if (CollectionUtils.isEmpty(schemaAttrs)) {
            schemaAttrs = Optional.ofNullable(schema).map(Schema::getSchemaAttributes).orElse(Collections.emptySet());
        }
        return internalGetAttributeData(schemaAttrs, "", SchemaAttribute::isRequired)
            .stream()
            .filter(p -> BooleanUtils.isTrue(p.getRight()))
            .map(Pair::getLeft)
            .collect(toSet());
    }

versus new method in 2.3.0 causes issues i.e. NPE.
Example we can have a variable annotated with
public static final String SCHEMA = "urn:abc:def:abc:abc:1.0";

[zsiryani]

Hello @galovics, a simple pull request created. Please review it

[galovics]

Just for reference, the PR is here: #66

[galovics]

@zaidsir the other issue, with the complex dotted attribute name is fixed with this PR: #84