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I had a problem with the symbol codes '$' and '@' in my Open API 3.0 spec. The ISO 20021 standard has an object, called ActiveCurrencyAndAmount as below:
the generated code for spring language produces the below code:
{
"Amt": {
"$": 839.6,
"@ccy": "string",
"atCcy": "USD"
},
it adds "atCcy" on his own, and it seems it made a new property.
Any one has encountered such issue? Is there any workaround on this?
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I had a problem with the symbol codes '$' and '@' in my Open API 3.0 spec. The ISO 20021 standard has an object, called ActiveCurrencyAndAmount as below:
the generated code for spring language produces the below code:
{
"Amt": {
"$": 839.6,
"@ccy": "string",
"atCcy": "USD"
},
it adds "atCcy" on his own, and it seems it made a new property.
Any one has encountered such issue? Is there any workaround on this?
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