Properties without @Schema annotation of type LocalTime missing in openapi.json

[markusdemetz]

I use swagger-annotations (2.0.5) to generate my openapi.json file.

When using a property of type java.time.LocalTime named a, it produces the following (shown in Swagger UI):

When I have 2 or more properties of type java.time.LocalTime and these properties are not annotated with @Schema and a name attribute, then only the last one is present in the openapi.json file.
I.e.:

private LocalTime a;
private LocalTime b;
private LocalTime c;

with corresponding getters and setters on an API model only outputs the last property of type java.time.LocalTime:

Usually I do not annotate my properties with @Schema when not needed.
Do I miss something here or is this a bug?
Thanks!

[frantuma]

Thanks for reporting this; it's indeed a bug, fixed in latest 2.0.6-SNASPHOT available on sonatype; alternatively, #2993 / 2.0.6-SNASPHOT also adds support for LocalTime resolved globally as a primitive string type with rfc3339 format partial-time, either using convenient

PrimitiveType.enablePartialTime();

or

PrimitiveType.customClasses().put("org.joda.time.LocalTime", PrimitiveType.PARTIAL_TIME);
PrimitiveType.customClasses().put("java.time.LocalTime", PrimitiveType.PARTIAL_TIME);

in any bootstrap code.

in this case, the outcome would be something like;

a:
  type: string
  format: partial-time
b:
  type: string
  format: partial-time
c:
  type: string
  format: partial-time

Closing ticket, please reopen if you're still experiencing issues.

[adrianboimvaser]

Do you have an ETA for 2.0.6? Thanks.

[emigioria]

org.joda.time.LocalDateTime should be added to DATE_TIME group.

[ryancerium]

I opened #3212 to address org.joda.time.LocalDateTime @emigioria .

[frantuma]

fixed in #3212, thanks!