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We need a way for indicating to the printers that the generated @service annotation should be populated with the namespace and methodNameStyle params.
Ideally, it should be a flag called something like useIdiomaticRPC that when true it'll put set the namespace equal to Some($package) and methodNameStyle to Capitalize. When false, it can omit those params.
After a talk with @juanpedromoreno, we thought the printer could receive some kind of metadata object with this flag and potentially others.
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El 24 abr 2019, a las 18:29, Fede Fernández ***@***.***> escribió:
Relates to higherkindness/mu-scala#599
We need a way for indicating to the printers that the generated @service annotation should be populated with the namespace and methodNameStyle params.
Ideally, it should be a flag called something like useIdiomaticRPC that when true it'll put set the namespace equal to Some($package) and methodNameStyle to Capitalize. When false, it can omit those params.
After a talk with @juanpedromoreno, we thought the printer could receive some kind of metadata object with this flag and potentially others.
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Relates to higherkindness/mu-scala#599
We need a way for indicating to the printers that the generated
@service
annotation should be populated with thenamespace
andmethodNameStyle
params.Ideally, it should be a flag called something like
useIdiomaticRPC
that when true it'll put set thenamespace
equal toSome($package)
andmethodNameStyle
toCapitalize
. When false, it can omit those params.After a talk with @juanpedromoreno, we thought the printer could receive some kind of metadata object with this flag and potentially others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: