Add 'title' attribute during deserialization of non-primitive properties #1599
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@frantuma - can you review this please? |
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@webron looks fine; let me know it's ok I merge |
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During deserialization of non-primitive properties, the attribute
titlewas lost. Now it is retrieved in all cases.See
JsonDeserializationTest#testObjectPropertyfor a live example.BONUS
xmlelement inPropertyDeserializer#propertyFromNodeJsonDeserializationTest#testObjectProperty. Theexpected&actualvalues were in the wrong order resulting in confusing Junit traces (expected: <0> but was: <3>instead ofexpected: <3> but was: <0>).