Filip Hrisafov
Filip Hrisafov
Thanks @rstoyanchev, that might work as well, I didn't think about that. My other approach, was something like: ```java protected RequestMatcher createDelegate(WebApplicationContext context, PathPatternRequestMatcher.Builder pathMatcherBuilder) { WebEndpointProperties properties = context.getBean(WebEndpointProperties.class);...
How would such a mapping look like @thmasker? Have a look at my comments in https://github.com/mapstruct/mapstruct/issues/3895. MapStruct does not support fluent getters
>Mapstruct already knows that I have a builder method that needs an id, why not look for getId() and if that is missing but there is an id() call that...
This was closed by a mistake
We have another issue for a similar non builder like use case. However, I can't find it. In any case, you do not need to create the mapper manually. You...
Using nested target mappings is a bit wonky. What is the purpose of: ```java @Mapping(target = "inner.name", source = "input.name") ``` The target and source are the same. Why not...
This looks like some exotic edge case. Will look into it. Just out of curiosity, did this work in 1.5?
I checked this and it isn't working in 1.5 as well. We need to look into it, but I'll move it out of 1.6.1 for now
From what I can see there are few different topics here * Pass annotations from mappers * Annotate MapStruct internal types with some annotations * Honour `@Nullable` / `@NonNull` #...
Thanks for the detailed explanation @dobrikov. This does look like a bug. We'll look into it