> +
> + public abstract Long diskSizeGb();
> +
> + @Nullable public abstract String sourceDisk();
> +
> + @Nullable public abstract String sourceDiskId();
> +
> + @Nullable public abstract List<String> licenses();
> +
> + @SerializedNames({ "id", "selfLink", "creationTimestamp", "name",
> "description", "sourceType", "rawDisk", "deprecated",
> + "status", "archiveSizeBytes", "diskSizeGb", "sourceDisk",
> "sourceDiskId", "licenses"})
> + public static Image create(String id, URI selfLink, Date
> creationTimestamp, String name, String description, String sourceType,
> + RawDisk rawDisk, Deprecated deprecated, Status status, String
> archiveSizeBytes, String diskSizeGb,
> + String sourceDisk, String sourceDiskId, List<String> licenses) {
> + return new AutoValue_Image(id, selfLink, creationTimestamp, name,
> description, sourceType, rawDisk, deprecated, status,
> + archiveSizeBytes != null ? Long.parseLong(archiveSizeBytes, 10)
> : null,
Out of curiosity: are these "Long" fields not properly deserialised if just
declared as Long in the method signature?
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