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Describe the bug
Since the v 2.15.0, if a property is declare with the following class, the JSON produce is different. We have something like {isComplete:true} instead of previously {complete:true}
This problem is I think due to this modification : #3682
What we need to do to have the previous JSON ? (rename the property ?)
Version information
2.15.0
To Reproduce
data classMyClass(
valobjects:Iterable<MyObject> = emptyList()
) {
val isComplete
get() = (objects.filter{it.ok()}.count())
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Since the v 2.15.0, if a property is declare with the following class, the JSON produce is different. We have something like
{isComplete:true}
instead of previously{complete:true}
This problem is I think due to this modification : #3682
What we need to do to have the previous JSON ? (rename the property ?)
Version information
2.15.0
To Reproduce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: