See classes in test_support.app.entity.model_objects package in modules/core/src/test/java. All of them have the TODO comments which mark the code that must be replaced with bytecode enhancing.
Model objects can have the following EntityEntry implementations:
NoIdEntityEntry - if the class has no attribute annotated with @JmixId or @Id. See CustomerObject.
NullableIdEntityEntry - if the class has @JmixId or @Id attribute but it has no @JmixGeneratedValue. See CustomerObjectWithNullableId.
BaseEntityEntry - if the class has an attribute that is annotated with both @JmixId/@Id and @JmixGeneratedValue. See CustomerObjectWithGeneratedId.
Also, due to changes in #574, now not-annotated properties of model objects are included in metadata by default. Make sure setters of such properties are enhanced and remove @Ignore from the metadata.ModelObjectsMetadataTest#non-annotated properties are enhanced test.
See classes in
test_support.app.entity.model_objectspackage inmodules/core/src/test/java. All of them have the TODO comments which mark the code that must be replaced with bytecode enhancing. Model objects can have the following EntityEntry implementations:NoIdEntityEntry- if the class has no attribute annotated with@JmixIdor@Id. SeeCustomerObject.NullableIdEntityEntry- if the class has@JmixIdor@Idattribute but it has no@JmixGeneratedValue. SeeCustomerObjectWithNullableId.BaseEntityEntry- if the class has an attribute that is annotated with both@JmixId/@Idand@JmixGeneratedValue. SeeCustomerObjectWithGeneratedId.Also, due to changes in #574, now not-annotated properties of model objects are included in metadata by default. Make sure setters of such properties are enhanced and remove
@Ignorefrom themetadata.ModelObjectsMetadataTest#non-annotated properties are enhancedtest.