* Update samples for several languages.
Just whitespace changes and some reordering where the order doesn't matter.
* Adding generated .swagger-codegen/VERSION files.
* Migrate from Swashbuckle to Swashbuckle.AspNetCore
* Fix typo
* Add SwaggerResponse for all responses
* Remove model constructor
* Add required attribute if available
* Improve whitespace and remove some redundant code
* Remove redundant code from Dockerfile
* Add disable warning 1591 pragma for model utility methods for bringing down compiler warnings to zero
* Add proper model state validation before controller is called
* Regenerate AspNetCore PetStore sample
* [aspnetcore] Use default rather than null in ctor
See original issue #3608
This adds same model constructor logic to aspnetcore as what was added
to csharp generator by PR #4145.
This doesn't include NancyFX because model construction relies more on
object initialization in that generator.
* [aspnetcore] ctor defaults + enum support
This follows up to #4145, and modifies model constructors to use
default(x) instead of initializing to nulls. default(x) works in all
cases using intuitive default values it is intended to support.
Example:
csharp> public enum Color { RED = -1, BLUE = 0, GREEN }
csharp> var color = default(Color)
csharp> color
BLUE
In the above example, The default of BLUE=0 is expected. For nullable
enums, this would be null as a default.
The aspnetcore generated code is also updated to support enums and
nested enums to account for changed to the petstore.yaml used to
generate the sample.
* [aspnetcore] Regenerate sample
* remove php apache license
* remove license in sample code, update nodejs to use unlicnese
* remove license from jaxrs generator
* remove license from server generator
* update pom.xml for jaxrs resteasy joda server
This moves previous aspnet5 functionality to aspnetcore, aspnet5 now
derives from the aspnetcore generator and logs a warning that it's
deprecated.
This will help resolve any confusion because ASP.NET 5 is terminology
referring to the project of around a year ago. ASP.NET Core 1.0 is the
new name for the technology, and further enhancements should target .NET
Core 1.0 rather than any old vNext or preview stuff.
