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Description
Description
Using dateLibrary
option set to java8-localdatetime
is not working as expected in case of spring-mvc
library. I would expect the generated object model to use java.time.LocalDateTime
but instead, it is using java.time.OffsetDateTime
.
AbstractJavaCodeGen
contains logic to choose the right dateTime implementation (code) but that is rudely overridden by SpringCodegen
(code).
Removing those 4 lines of overriding code from SpringCodegen
seems to fix the issue and should not have any adverse side-effect (as Java8 is the default date library anyway in case of SpringCodegen
).
I'll prepare a pull request so you can review it.
BTW, I'm aware that using LocalDateTime
is not according to Swagger spec, but I'm maintaining an existing API and it will take time to migrate users to start using OffsetDateTime
. And the logic to use LocalDateTime
is already there, so I think users should have that option available and working as advertised by Swagger Codegen documentation.
Swagger-codegen version
All versions of SpringCodegen
that I could see on GitHub.