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Thanks for the feedback. Regarding 1, would be great if you could add a mechanism to avoid the classpath scanning, e.g. specifing the class name in a resource like **META-INF/arquillilan-suite-extension.deploymentClass**...

I'm not quite sure if I'm getting this correctly: I have multiple (well, let's say 2 for this sample) git repositories on the same host, say: - http://myhost.com/gitlab/root/project1 - http://myhost.com/gitlab/root/project2...

Looks like you can only change the one in the Jenkins settings. The other one is just a "read-only" copy of it.

@CSchulz, I'm currently using this plugin, but things broke after my recent Jenkins and Plugin upgrade (there are pending issues, e.g. #184). So I was checking out the gitlab-plugin, but...

@RSuter , could you maybe comment on how you see this and give some hints on where this would need to be fixed? Unless you have immediate resources to fix...

Thanks for the clarifications. I feel this is getting a bit complex for my problem. Let me get one step back and outline my use case again: - Input: JSON...

Ok, here's a very simplistic sample demonstrating the issue: TypeScript (just for completeness, dont' worry too much about this one): ``` export enum MyEnum { Val1, Val2 } export interface...

btw in my case, it's JSON Schema. But I feel it's more an issue of treating optional and nullable different in the context of C# class generation while they cannot...

And yes, for the number field, I could add "null" as type and it would result in double?. But when I do the same with a $ref enum, NSwag starts...

Ok - so would you say the input from @lbovet (https://github.com/RSuter/NJsonSchema/issues/838#issuecomment-444896952) is appropriate then? How do we proceed? Should I make a fix and submit a PR or do you...