#211 Remove methods should not be considered fluent setters. #212
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As you mentioned in #211, this depends on mapstruct/mapstruct#3072. To ensure consistency across all versions, the check should only be applied when a MapStruct version is detected in which the issue has been resolved. |
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Thanks for the feedback. As soon as (and if) mapstruct/mapstruct#3072 is approved and merged, I will update the PR with a suggestion on how to do it. I guess that to extend MapStructVersion and MapstructUtil::resolveMapStructProjectVersion is the way to go. |
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This is a first take on it.
With this change fluent remover's will be ignored when verifying the mapper. A remover (removePassenger) is added to FluentCarDTO as part of the tests.
Tested it with IntelliJ as well and seems to be working as intended, but I would be more than happy for feedback and suggestions.