Invalid @AliasFor declaration in @RequestHeader
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Hi @enbraining,
No problem. In the future, please keep in mind that it's better to first discuss a potential bug in an issue before submitting a PR, and there is never a need to open both an issue and a PR at the same time. Also, questions like this are better suited for places like Stack Overflow. Regards, Sam |
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Aren't the name and value reversed in the AliasFor annotation?