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[BUG] [Java] Nullable field failing when explicitly set to "null"
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Description
In our OpenAPI spec, we have a model with a nullable field called "prev_page_url". If we test the generated code (with generator v6.0.0) omitting the parameter, it works correctly.
If instead we test setting the field explicitly to null we obtain the following error:
Expected the field `prev_page_url` to be a primitive type in the JSON string but got `null`
openapi-generator version
v6.0.0
OpenAPI declaration file content or URL
The parameter is defined here, and the main spec can be found here
title: Pagination
type: object
description: ''
properties:
current_page:
type: integer
description: Current page number.
nullable: true
first_page_url:
type: string
format: uri
description: First page url.
nullable: true
from:
type: integer
nullable: true
description: First result of the page.
last_page:
type: integer
description: Last page number.
nullable: true
last_page_url:
type: string
format: uri
description: Last page url.
nullable: true
next_page_url:
type: string
format: uri
nullable: true
description: Next page url
path:
type: string
format: uri
description: Request path.
nullable: true
per_page:
type: integer
description: Number of result per page.
nullable: true
prev_page_url:
type: string
format: uri
nullable: true
description: Previous page url.
to:
type: integer
nullable: true
description: Last result of the page.
total:
type: integer
description: Total number of results
nullable: true
Generation Details
Our github action can be found here openapi-generator-cli generate -i ./openapi.yaml -g java -o ./generated/java/
Steps to reproduce
obtain a JSON response with the parameter set as follows:
{
"prev_page_url":null
}
Related issues/PRs
I couldn't find any...
Suggest a fix
In this case, Gson doesn't set the param to null, but to an instance of JsonNull class. To check it should be able to change the pojo.mustache template in this way:
if (({{^isRequired}}jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}") != null && {{^isRequired}}jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").isJsonNull()) && {{/isRequired}}!jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").isJsonPrimitive()) {
If you want, I can try to prepare a PR for this issue.
The template that should be modified: https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/blob/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/main/resources/Java/libraries/okhttp-gson/pojo.mustache line 493
I'm affected by this issue as well and I am interested in fixing it. I will submit a PR for it if @valmoz is not already working on it.
+1
Hi, I prepared a PR for this https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/12630 I'll try to launch the sample generation as soon as possible, to make it acceptable for the team.
+1
+1
I just ran into this too in 6.0.1! I managed to make it work by modifying the generated code to do the isJsonNull()
check, but obvs this should be addressed..! Thanks.
Hi @aaron-613 my PR was merged, but I think it will be released in the next milestone. https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/12630
@valmoz very cool..! Wow 131 files changed!? That sounds like a lot. I stumbled onto another bug that is similar to this one, auto-generated validation code not being complete/correct. See my comment here: https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/issues/12550#issuecomment-1240358272 I was thinking I could attempt to fix myself if I just needed to update that mustache
file to add an extra check if I had an array, but your PR scares me. Wondering how many files you manually had to update vs. auto-generated checks/tests..? Thanks.
Waiting the release, I'm using the @valmoz fix running:
docker run --rm openapitools/openapi-generator-cli@sha256:0f5e6f741bda7397bf30dc96c23a5aea633e0b1a37e2c2178a08c571b6722b7a
@aaron-613 I just modified one mustache file... and then launched the generator to update the example files
Im using v6.2.1 and am generating a Java client with:
openapi-generator generate -i swagger.yaml -g java -o ./generated/ledger \
--group-id com.clever \
--api-package com.clever.sdk.ledgerdataservice.api \
--artifact-id ledger-data-service-java-client \
--model-package com.clever.sdk.ledgerdataservice.models \
--additional-properties=dateLibrary=java8,library=okhttp-gson
When any property is null, even if including nullable: true
in the definition, eg
Expected the field
currencyCodeto be a primitive type in the JSON string but got
null``
Is this fixed by the PR above? It doesnt seem to be for Java
This fix works for me (using v6.3.0), so should probably be closed
I'm on the latest 6.4.0 and still seems to be an issue for arrays when explicitly set to null in the JSON response. The issue in the mustache seems to be this part, perhaps it should also do a check for isJsonNull()?
// ensure the optional json data is an array if present
if (jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}") != null && !jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").isJsonArray()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Expected the field `{{{baseName}}}` to be an array in the JSON string but got `%s`", jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").toString()));
}
I have the same problem as @jaavaguy with version 6.4.0 i get code which runs into an exception:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Expected the field foo
to be an array in the JSON string but got null
// ensure the optional json data is an array if present if (jsonObj.get("foo") != null && !jsonObj.get("foo").isJsonArray()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Expected the field 'foo' to be an array in the JSON string but got '%s'", jsonObj.get("foo").toString())); }
I'm also seeing this issue with a required
, nullable
, readOnly
object string property. Particularly the issue seems to be when mixing both nullable
and required
.
I'm also seeing this issue with required: true
in combination with nullable: true
in Version 6.6.0.
Whenever the value is "null", the validation is throwing an Exception for trying to cast gson.JsonNull to gson.JsonObject.
I'm also seeing this issue with
required: true
in combination withnullable: true
in Version 6.6.0. Whenever the value is "null", the validation is throwing an Exception for trying to cast gson.JsonNull to gson.JsonObject.
+1 on this error. Even if required or nullable is not set, the exception for casting gson.JsonNull to gson.JsonObject is happening.
Is there a known workaround to the issue on casting?
@keeed Given https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/15462 hopefully it will be fixed when 7.0.0 comes out.
@keeed Given https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/pull/15462 hopefully it will be fixed when 7.0.0 comes out.
Is there a known workaround? The client that I'm working on keeps failing because of the casting exception even though it's a valid case and my field has been marked as nullable.
I don't want to force the server to return default values just to satisfy the client 😅
I'm on the latest 6.4.0 and still seems to be an issue for arrays when explicitly set to null in the JSON response. The issue in the mustache seems to be this part, perhaps it should also do a check for isJsonNull()?
// ensure the optional json data is an array if present if (jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}") != null && !jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").isJsonArray()) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(String.format("Expected the field `{{{baseName}}}` to be an array in the JSON string but got `%s`", jsonObj.get("{{{baseName}}}").toString())); }
+1, still same issue in v6.6.0
the same occurs with java-spring generator with jackson-databind-nullable.
When deserializing explicit null, the following code is executed JsonNullable.of(null)
which incorrectly assigns isPresent
property:
this.value = null;
this.isPresent = true;
@agrochmal this was only fixed in okhttp-gson generator, but feel free to submit a PR for java-spring