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Property that contains symbol creates an invalid property
See original GitHub issueProperty that contains a special character e.g. "property?": false, results in an invalid class property that contains a symbol.
[Newtonsoft.Json.JsonProperty("can_rent?"]
public bool Can_rent? { get; set; }
Perhaps invalid symbols could be removed or replaced with a safe character?
public bool Can_rent_
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@RicoSuter Thanks! Re: “why” - completely agree, but it’s out of my control!
This would need to be fixed in the OperationNameGenerators