Bump base from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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Bumps base from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6.
Updates io.openapiprocessor:openapi-processor-test from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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2023.6

(new) support different enum styles

it is now possible to (globally) configure different enum types in mapping.yaml:

openapi-processor-mapping: v5 options: package-name: generated enum-type: default|string|framework

default, which is default, creates a simple java enum with all uppercase enum values. It will create the same code as previous versions.

string, simply uses String and does not create an enum class. This is useful if automatic conversion of the incoming value to a java enum value does not work. In case bean-validation is enabled the processor adds a (generated) validation annotation that verifies that the string is a valid (OpenAPI) enum value.

public interface FooApi { @Mapping(path = "/foo", produces = {"application/json"}) Foo postFoo(@Parameter(name = "enum") @Values(values = {"one", "two"}) String aEnum); }

framework, is a placeholder for framework specific enum generation, only supported by openapi-processor-spring.

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Updates io.openapiprocessor:openapi-processor-core from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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2023.6

(new) support different enum styles

it is now possible to (globally) configure different enum types in mapping.yaml:

openapi-processor-mapping: v5 options: package-name: generated enum-type: default|string|framework

default, which is default, creates a simple java enum with all uppercase enum values. It will create the same code as previous versions.

string, simply uses String and does not create an enum class. This is useful if automatic conversion of the incoming value to a java enum value does not work. In case bean-validation is enabled the processor adds a (generated) validation annotation that verifies that the string is a valid (OpenAPI) enum value.

public interface FooApi { @Mapping(path = "/foo", produces = {"application/json"}) Foo postFoo(@Parameter(name = "enum") @Values(values = {"one", "two"}) String aEnum); }

framework, is a placeholder for framework specific enum generation, only supported by openapi-processor-spring.

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Updates io.openapiprocessor:openapi-processor-core-parser-api from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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2023.6

(new) support different enum styles

it is now possible to (globally) configure different enum types in mapping.yaml:

openapi-processor-mapping: v5 options: package-name: generated enum-type: default|string|framework

default, which is default, creates a simple java enum with all uppercase enum values. It will create the same code as previous versions.

string, simply uses String and does not create an enum class. This is useful if automatic conversion of the incoming value to a java enum value does not work. In case bean-validation is enabled the processor adds a (generated) validation annotation that verifies that the string is a valid (OpenAPI) enum value.

public interface FooApi { @Mapping(path = "/foo", produces = {"application/json"}) Foo postFoo(@Parameter(name = "enum") @Values(values = {"one", "two"}) String aEnum); }

framework, is a placeholder for framework specific enum generation, only supported by openapi-processor-spring.

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Updates io.openapiprocessor:openapi-processor-core-parser-swagger from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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2023.6

(new) support different enum styles

it is now possible to (globally) configure different enum types in mapping.yaml:

openapi-processor-mapping: v5 options: package-name: generated enum-type: default|string|framework

default, which is default, creates a simple java enum with all uppercase enum values. It will create the same code as previous versions.

string, simply uses String and does not create an enum class. This is useful if automatic conversion of the incoming value to a java enum value does not work. In case bean-validation is enabled the processor adds a (generated) validation annotation that verifies that the string is a valid (OpenAPI) enum value.

public interface FooApi { @Mapping(path = "/foo", produces = {"application/json"}) Foo postFoo(@Parameter(name = "enum") @Values(values = {"one", "two"}) String aEnum); }

framework, is a placeholder for framework specific enum generation, only supported by openapi-processor-spring.

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Updates io.openapiprocessor:openapi-processor-core-parser-openapi4j from 2023.6-SNAPSHOT to 2023.6

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2023.6

(new) support different enum styles

it is now possible to (globally) configure different enum types in mapping.yaml:

openapi-processor-mapping: v5 options: package-name: generated enum-type: default|string|framework

default, which is default, creates a simple java enum with all uppercase enum values. It will create the same code as previous versions.

string, simply uses String and does not create an enum class. This is useful if automatic conversion of the incoming value to a java enum value does not work. In case bean-validation is enabled the processor adds a (generated) validation annotation that verifies that the string is a valid (OpenAPI) enum value.

public interface FooApi { @Mapping(path = "/foo", produces = {"application/json"}) Foo postFoo(@Parameter(name = "enum") @Values(values = {"one", "two"}) String aEnum); }

framework, is a placeholder for framework specific enum generation, only supported by openapi-processor-spring.

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Superseded by #225.