[Java] using java.util.UUID for UUIDs#4739
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Before this change if a model had a property of type=string and format=uuid, it would be generated as a Java String. Now, it generates the property as java.util.UUID.
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@MatanRubin thanks for the PR. Since this's impacting Java server generator as well, I'll need a bit more time to review. |
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@MatanRubin I've regenerated the samples related to Java client/server and the result looks good (CIs passed). Thanks for your contribution. |
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Thanks @wing328! |
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Linked to #1806 |
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Before this change if a model had a property of type=string and
format=uuid, it would be generated as a Java String.
Now, it generates the property as java.util.UUID.