Add a single annotation replacing the use of @Getter and @Setter both #3890
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| @Target({ElementType.TYPE}) | ||
| @Retention(RetentionPolicy.SOURCE) | ||
| public @interface GSet { } |
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I think it should have lombok.AccessLevel, AnyAnnotation[] and lazy flag as @Getter and @Setter both have?
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This PR is for the issue #3835
Adds a new annotation that combines Getter and Setter annotations into a single one Gset
I may have missed some required configurations details - particularly, this annotation doesn´t support parameters yet and I haven't been able to test it fully due to some local environment issues, that´s why I wanted to share this early version in case it's helpful or can be built upon.
Feedback is very welcome. Thanks!
PD: "GSet" name were based on a suggestion from @fabriciuMF