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It seems that without specifying the skip overwrite flag, some files are not overwritten. I think the expected behaviour is that it would overwrite every file
Yes, certain files are not overwritten and moving forward, we'll leverage .swagger-codegen-ignore to control what files will not be overwritten by Swagger Codegen when generating files to the same directory.
Sounds good. Right now this seems quite arbitrary as my test classes are ignored but my api classes aren't. Same for README.md. Basically, if I make an update to my swagger.json file, I'd like the relevant files to be automatically updated
Description
It seems that without specifying the skip overwrite flag, some files are not overwritten. I think the expected behaviour is that it would overwrite every file
Swagger-codegen version
latest master
Swagger declaration file content or url
https://gist.github.com/simplesteph/97ba4bc15761b578781fffd0b45180ee
Command line used for generation
run twice
java -jar ~/projects/github/swagger-codegen/modules/swagger-codegen-cli/target/swagger-codegen-cli.jar generate -i ~/projects/github/nifi/swagger.json -l java -o ~/projects/github/nifi-sdk/java
Steps to reproduce
run twice
java -jar ~/projects/github/swagger-codegen/modules/swagger-codegen-cli/target/swagger-codegen-cli.jar generate -i ~/projects/github/nifi/swagger.json -l java -o ~/projects/github/nifi-sdk/java
See log:
(for example)
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