Currently the Sort instance derived from an HTTP request gets the fields forwarded to the repository without any Jackson customizations (e.g. field name customizations) applied.
That means that although you might have customized the field name in the representation, the request parameter for the sort would still expose the underlying property names
No, as it has been marked fixed against released versions and shows up in those version's changelog. The original fix has been reversed in favor of a better fix (see the commits linked to from the right bar). If you still see erroneous behaviour in current Ingalls, please open a new ticket describing the exact problem you're seeing
Oliver Drotbohm opened DATAREST-883 and commented
Currently the
Sort
instance derived from an HTTP request gets the fields forwarded to the repository without any Jackson customizations (e.g. field name customizations) applied.That means that although you might have customized the field name in the representation, the request parameter for the sort would still expose the underlying property names
Affects: 2.4.4 (Gosling SR4), 2.5.2 (Hopper SR2), 2.6 M1 (Ingalls)
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Referenced from: pull request #222
Backported to: 2.5.3 (Hopper SR3), 2.4.5 (Gosling SR5)
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