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chore(deps): Bump ca.cutterslade.analyze from 1.9.1 to 1.9.2

Closing for now

feat(stomp): add stomp via websocket example

Resolves https://github.com/springwolf/springwolf-core/issues/364

feat(stomp): add stomp via websocket example

Requires: - https://github.com/springwolf/springwolf-core/pull/797 - https://github.com/springwolf/springwolf-core/pull/796

Allow plain `string` in Message Example Object field payload for non-json payloads (like xml, yaml)

Any update on this? Should I duplicate the issue in studio?

Allow plain `string` in Message Example Object field payload for non-json payloads (like xml, yaml)

Update: the related PR has been merged in parser-js: https://github.com/asyncapi/parser-js/pull/1007 EDIT: actually, it was only updated, not merged yet

Hello from Springwolf

Hi, Thank you for the response. Springwolf does support YAML and you might be able to use a base-package path higher in the package hierarchy, which includes multiple base-packages that...

@AsyncListener is not overriding @KafkaListener and both payloads appears

Hi @fcmdeveloper1, Thank you for the report. There is indeed a small bug in the extraction of payloads from generics. When the bug is released, you still will need to...

@AsyncListener is not overriding @KafkaListener and both payloads appears

Hi @fcmdeveloper1 , Springwolf does read the payload from the method signature. It will see the consumerrecord and believe that it is the actual payload. However consumerrecord is a wrapper...

@AsyncListener is not overriding @KafkaListener and both payloads appears

Yes, try with the SNAPSHOT version as it contains the bugfix. More details are in the README. What actually happens is that the AsyncListener generates the documentation with your event....

@AsyncListener is not overriding @KafkaListener and both payloads appears

Hi @fcmdeveloper1 , we assume that the payload in the method signature (ParentEventDto) matches the actual payload (LearningEvent). What happens in springwolf, is that we use scanners to detect listeners...