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Swagger 2.0 ModelConverter support for required/not required items
See original GitHub issueWith the Required field having moved to the parent property (example), I’m wondering how to get swagger-scala-module ModelConverter to be able to control which items in a case class are marked as required. The resolve method doesn’t appear to expose the parent property. Is there another way to do this, or do we need to change the ModelConverter resolve to allow access to the parent property?
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@pjfanning not sure if this helps in all cases, however #2909 adds propName to annotatedType, try to give it a go.
Closing because @frantuma 's has helped me to progress my scala solution