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EnumNameGeneratorType not working at all
See original GitHub issueHi, @RicoSuter!
It seems like openApiToCSharpClient.enumNameGeneratorType (13.7.0) property not working at all… Trying to set any value - no changes at generated cs-code =(
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To use this you’d need to write your own CLI based on the NSwag packages and then you have full flexibility…
enumNameGeneratorType can only be change when set in-process - not via configuration (e.g. nswag.json file) because it currently cannot dynamically load types from assemblies, etc.