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Type:
New Feature
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Status: Open (View Workflow)
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Component/s: core
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Description
Such feature would allow to have fluent code in tests or programmatic jenkins configuration. http://kostyasha.blogspot.com.by/2015/12/jenkins-fluent-classes.html
Atm it not possible to have non-void setters because RequestImpl.class uses java.beans.PropertyDescriptor#getWriteMethod that follows java bean specification that say that setter should be void.
PS. Spring AFAIK allows having non-void setters.
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Such feature would allow to have fluent code in tests or programmatic jenkins configuration. Atm it not possible to have non-void setters because {{RequestImpl.class}} uses {{java.beans.PropertyDescriptor#getWriteMethod}}. PS. Spring AFAIK allows having non-void setters. |
Such feature would allow to have fluent code in tests or programmatic jenkins configuration. Atm it not possible to have non-void setters because {{RequestImpl.class}} uses {{java.beans.PropertyDescriptor#getWriteMethod}} that follows java bean specification that say that setter should be {{void}}. PS. Spring AFAIK allows having non-void setters. |
Workflow | JNJira [ 168140 ] | JNJira + In-Review [ 182983 ] |
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Description |
Such feature would allow to have fluent code in tests or programmatic jenkins configuration. Atm it not possible to have non-void setters because {{RequestImpl.class}} uses {{java.beans.PropertyDescriptor#getWriteMethod}} that follows java bean specification that say that setter should be {{void}}. PS. Spring AFAIK allows having non-void setters. |
Such feature would allow to have fluent code in tests or programmatic jenkins configuration. http://kostyasha.blogspot.com.by/2015/12/jenkins-fluent-classes.html Atm it not possible to have non-void setters because {{RequestImpl.class}} uses {{java.beans.PropertyDescriptor#getWriteMethod}} that follows java bean specification that say that setter should be {{void}}. PS. Spring AFAIK allows having non-void setters. |