java 11
jooq 3.13.6
postgres 12
Setters and getters are being create twice for returned columns of one
postgres function. The first of a pair of setters calls "set(N, value)"
and the second calls set(N+1, value). Similarly for the getters.
I have forked the mcve, cloned, tweaked the pom[1] and mvn clean verify
generates the same duplication I'm seeing in my working environment.
But of course this is dependent on my database and the function in
question. Do I check-in a dump file (90K)?
Here's what I know:
There are many public functions but it appears this is the only one which
causes this behaviour.
This is in fact an overloaded function (same name, different args, same
return structure).
In ".../public_/tables" directory, there is only one definition of the
function generated and the "Call this table-value function" uses the
shorter list of args (text,text args v. text,text,double,int). This
version of the function simply adds the two values (defaults) and calls the
four-arg version. Each column definition (TableField<MyRecord>, Class) is
duplicated and this is where we go afoul of the compiler.
The constructors in the generated Record (".../public_/tables/records") has
each of the three returned column duplicated.
Would it suffice to check-in just the definition of the functions (sql)?
And the generated, non-compiling java files?
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