when variable starts with single letter like gName, the getter & setter is wrong

[DarrenLuo]

private String gName;

public String getGName() {
    return this.gName;
}

public void setGName(String gName) {
    this.gName = gName;
}

If I use ide auto generate, the result should be:

public String getgName() {
    return gName;
}

public void setgName(String gName) {
    this.gName = gName;
}

[qiangbro]

[wrprice]

Dup of #757 ?

[janrieke]

This has been discussed a few times. Summary: There is no clear "right" or "wrong" in this case, and changing lombok here will be a breaking change that will lead to compile errors in several projects when they upgrade the lombok version. So I think the answer is still "won't do"...

[DarrenLuo]

@janrieke I know it, but eclipse and IDEA all auto generate like getgName(), when I use most of the IDE of JAVA, they do the same thing, so I think it's a convention in JAVA's world, I find the problem when I use mapstruct, the plugin also use getgName(), so the two plugins are conflict.
Maybe My title is not suitable, because my English is very pool.
"convention over configuration", so I think lombok should handle this problem, when people upgrade the version of lombok lead compile errors, lombok can give a configuration in the new version to transfer the first letter to uppercase, and ask the people who meet the error to use the configuration.

[randakar]

There are multiple conflicting conventions within the java world, unfortunately. "Convention over configuration" is all nice and dandy but when there are multiple conflicting conventions you're still stuck. This is the choice the lombok devs made, they seem to stand by it, so odds of it changing are pretty much zero.

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On Thu, Aug 16, 2018 at 10:01 AM Darren Luo ***@***.***> wrote: @janrieke <https://github.com/janrieke> I know it, but eclipse and IDEA all auto generate like getgName(), when I use most of the IDE of JAVA, they do the same thing, so I think it's a convention in JAVA's world, I find the problem when I use mapstruct, the plugin also use getgName(), so the two plugins are conflict. Maybe My title is not suitable, because my English is very pool. "convention over configuration", so I think lombok should handle this problem, when people upgrade the version of lombok lead compile errors, lombok can give a configuration in the new version to transfer the first letter to uppercase, and ask the people who meet the error to use the configuration. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#1803 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAKCRfXrc8WbizI1pSBAX74YEnVAVLCWks5uRSa9gaJpZM4VtaEy> .

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[rzwitserloot]

Duplicate of #757 - we will not be fixing this.

[rzwitserloot]

Duplicate of #2693