Fix bug that C# property not nullable when specified via reference #1682
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Hi @RicoSuter , is there anything I can do to get this fix into the repo? It's quite a pain to use a local version of NSwag every time to avoid this bug. |
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Thanks for merging @RicoSuter ! |
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This fixes a bug that has been found using both NSwag and NJsonSchema. Essentially when
GenerateNullableReferenceTypesandGenerateOptionalPropertiesAsNullableare both true, these settings are not respected for an optional object property provided via a reference ($ref) and the resulting C# property is not optional.I believe this may solve multiple issues raised in both NSwag and NJsonSchema repos, for example:
#1305
RicoSuter/NSwag#4280 (maybe?)
I've added a test that reproduces the problem and passes with the fix.