Unfortunately, we had a bug in aas-core-codegen e2a7a806 (2022-10-30) and prior versions where we generated the names for JSON and RDF schemas based on a hard-wired list of abbreviations in aas-core-codegen instead of relying on the naming in aas-core-meta. This list has not been updated before publishing the schemas, so we have to stick with the unexpected casing in the names. To maintain the compatibility with the schemas, we allow for capitalization of certain abbreviations where uppercase would be expected. Concretely, this was the case with abbreviations "AAS" and "XSD".
Unfortunately, we had a bug in aas-core-codegen e2a7a806 (2022-10-30) and prior versions where we generated the names for JSON and RDF schemas based on a hard-wired list of abbreviations in aas-core-codegen instead of relying on the naming in aas-core-meta. This list has not been updated before publishing the schemas, so we have to stick with the unexpected casing in the names. To maintain the compatibility with the schemas, we allow for capitalization of certain abbreviations where uppercase would be expected. Concretely, this was the case with abbreviations "AAS" and "XSD".