Hello,
I am actually doing a rest api client for Jira for integration tools.
Firstly I was going to use jira-rest-java-client-api but it cannot manage project and user...
I found many discussions on the Jira swagger but when I try to generate the client code with swagger-codegen-maven-plugin, I got a compilation error with Java 11 :
FieldValueClause.java:[45,5] as of release 9, '_' is a keyword, and may not be used as an identifier
It looks like the swagger model is not working with java 11, so I changed my compiler to Java 8 but I got an other compilation error :
IssueTypeSchemesApi.java:[52,48] cannot find symbol
[ERROR] symbol: class IssueTypeIDs
[ERROR] location: class io.swagger.client.api.IssueTypeSchemesApi
I saw the class IssueTypeIDs has wrong name declaration, the file is named IssueTypeIDs but the class name is IssueTypeIds.
Related to this error report during compilation :
bad source file: C:\...\IssueTypeIDs.java
file does not contain class io.swagger.client.model.IssueTypeIDs
Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the sourcepath.
Do you know a solution to this? I saw this tutorial : https://blog.developer.atlassian.com/update-to-jira-clouds-swagger-openapi-docs/ is using codegen directly but I prefer to use the maven plugin to generate the client code during compilation if possible.
My environment :
swagger json : swagger-v3.v3.json
codegen version : swagger-codegen-maven-plugin 3.0.25 (tries with 3.0.24 and 3.0.20)
Java 8.
Thanks in advance.
Mathieu DELROCQ
The IssueTypeIDs problem should be fixed now.
I see what you mean about the FieldValueClause. I'll look into it, and comment back here.
So it's how swagger-codegen maps the enum value to a type name. I can't see an easy way to specify that you need to send "xyz" but it should call it "abc".
Looking at how enums work in Open API, I don't think there's an easy way to get around how swagger-codegen creates identifiers for Java. I might submit a bug report for swagger-codegen, as I can see that its strategy for identifier naming will be a problem for Java 11.
In the short term, if you don't actually use this, you could just remove the "~=" option for operator for JqlQueryField.
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Note that the FieldValueClause problem should be fixed.
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Note that you're using the Swagger spec for Jira Cloud, but you tagged this as Jira Server. The Cloud and Server APIs have differences.
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