Use Gson @SerializedName annotation on ALL fields, even when JSON name matches Java name

[smaspe]

gson uses @SerializedName("json_name") when the name of the json field and the name of the java field are different. (already present to do the snake case to camel case)

It is also useful when the java code is obfuscated and the name of the java field is modified.

[joelittlejohn]

This should already be supported. Could you explain more about how you're
using jsonschema2pojo? Are you using annotationStyle=gson?
On 25 Mar 2015 22:44, "smaspe" notifications@github.com wrote:

gson uses @SerializedName("json_name") when the name of the json field
and the name of the java field are different. (already present to do the
snake case to camel case)

It is also useful when the java code is obfuscated and the name of the
java field is modified.

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[smaspe]

I am using the online tool. By checking the Gson annotation style box, I do have SerializedName annotations for fields that don't have the same name in schema and java (such as field_name -> fieldName), but I would like to have that annotations for all fields, as the actual java field name will be obfuscated.

[joelittlejohn]

Ah, I see what you mean. Feel free to submit a pull request for this.

[PNagesh]

Hi ,

The @SerializedName doesnt seem to be working for an int value. I'm using java 8 and gson2.2.3. Any suggestions would be of great help.

[joelittlejohn]

@PNagesh I could be wrong, but I don't think you have diagnosed the problem correctly here. There's no reason that @SerializedName would fail to work for properties that have an int value when using Gson. Or do you mean using an int as the property key? This is not allowed in JSON.