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feat: $V for inlined values in generated code #999
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If you have an instance you want to put inside
the generated code, and you trust it, you can
use the new "$V" argument spec to tell JavaPoet
to generate a Supplier lambda to construct the
object and immediately call it.
Design questions:
$V
an appropriate name for the argument spec?Class.getName
. However, since this project uses Java 8, it is hard to add a test for it. This can be removed; a user could add their own Record inliner if needed usingaddTypeInliner
.Closes #968