Cosimo Damiano Prete

Hi. I've just realized I cannot really assert what properties have been set when using `executeWithPropertiesConfigurator`. Do you have any way to test this? Edit: For now, I've come up...

> This required changing the `buildNumber` data type from `long` to `String`. @CDPrete this fixes your issue #75. Hence, your feedback is appreciated. It looks promising to me.

I have the same issue also when generating plain models...

More on this. In version 2.4.19 the pattern is "correctly" added but only if the property is directly specified **and** with an example. If the example is missing, then the...

I do have the same issue even with version `1.12.5` on a `@RelaxedMockK` with a `UInt` **nullable** field.

I can confirm the same issue is present even with version `1.13.3` and Kotlin `1.8`

1.13.3 has the same issue (at least, with sealed interfaces)...

A small example: ```kotlin import io.mockk.impl.annotations.RelaxedMockK import io.mockk.junit5.MockKExtension import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test import org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ExtendWith /** * @author tk35c * @since 23/01/2023 **/ @ExtendWith(MockKExtension::class) class TestBrokenMockSealedInterface { @RelaxedMockK private lateinit var myInterface: MyInterface...

@wilkinsona I gave you here already all the needed building blocks ;) Anyway, here there is a demo for it: https://github.com/cdprete/github_spring_boot_issue_29756 As you can see from the README, the `publishRegistry`...

@scottfrederick I want to prevent build failures if not all the properties have been provided. Moreover, if I set the plugin to skip the publishing, I assume it should not...