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Support for case format LOWER_CAMEL in naming convention
See original GitHub issueCurrently, thrifty has 2 policies for field name - DEFAULT and JAVA. Checkstyle by default and mostly configured to check for lowerCamelCase in java.
How about a third naming policy for lowerCamelCase? We can use guava’s CaseFormatter to determine the current case format. If it is not equal to CaseFormatter.LOWER_CAMEL convert to the same.
Should be very trivial.
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That’s true, but I’m OK with that outcome. I don’t think anyone who has snake-cased thrifts is using the java-style naming policy - as you notice, it simply doesn’t do anything useful in that case. We can call out the breakage in release notes, but I doubt anyone will actually be broken.
Note that guava’s case formatting doesn’t play nice with acronyms, which forced us to move away from it