If my response has a key with a hyphen character, swagger generates properties with invalid identifiers

[jiridanek]

My schema:

    /users/show:
        get:
        parameters:
            - name: username
            in: query
            description: Username of the user.
            required: true
            type: string
        responses:
            200:
            schema:
                $ref: '#/definitions/User'

    definitions:
      User:
        properties:
        "change-design":
            type: boolean

Then in the generated binding code I see definitions like

./main/java/io/swagger/client/model/User.java:  public void setChange-design(Boolean change-design) {

That is, there is a hyphen. Hyphen is not a valid character in identifiers in most programming languages. As far as I know, hyphen works only in lisps.

I tested this with Python, Java and Scala codegen. Happens in all those languages. I suggest that the specification should be amended with a new property that would allow me to specify a new name for the parameter using only A-Za.z_ characters.

[fehguy]

The pattern for fixing this is has been committed for java. It needs to be applied to other languages, and in broader context.

[jiridanek]

I guess replacing the hyphen with an underscore is good too. ;)