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[BUG] [angular-typescript] Incorrect JSON object in HTTP request multipart form data #2733
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I guess the problem is due to the following lines of code: Lines 316 to 317 in 044961f
Line 287 in 044961f
@Beaurpi would you like to give it a try and implement a fix? |
@macjohnny That would be a pleasure. I would be totally newbie in .moustache things and this project. |
* master: (45 commits) update python samples Two tiny fixes for Java Vertx client (#3683) Exclude "test" from packages so that it is not installed as top-level package when "pip installing" the generated sdk (#3731) [java-client] add unit test for JDK 11 HttpClient (#3735) [R] feat(r): handling error response for 3xx cases (#3571) [Dart] Avoid redundant null checking in fromJson (#3632) [core] Set isMultipart=true for multipart operations, fix possible NPE (#3750) reenable kotlin client tests in shippable ci (#3751) Fix null assignation to header/query param map (#3749) Mockito 3.0.0 (#3732) Update to swagger-parser to 2.0.14-OpenAPITools.org-1 (#3737) Add a link to a Qiita blog post (#3747) update csharp samples Simple spelling error in dotnet core comments (#3746) better support for multipart (#3736) [typescript-fetch] fix #1998: prefix req ifaces. (#3740) cpp-qt5-client: add valgrind memory test (#3663) [typescript-angular] Encode objects for multipart/form-data with json - fixes #2733 (#3738) [BUG] Https protocol schema is not handled correctly in java 11 native code #3729 (#3730) comment out kotlin client tests ...
Hi there,
I've figured out that there is an issue with the code generated, when using a multipart/form-data object.
Declare a POST method with the following requestBody:
It's related to the generated code in angular typescript.
in the generation command line i'm using the following:
-g typescript-angular
the generated service will have a good signature:
public uploadFile(id: string, name?: string, title?: UploadTitle, .....
But the HTTP post, will not pass a JSON for the parameter 'TITLE'.
It will actually encode the object as string.
As a result the 'title' parameter will be
Instead the parameter title should be
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