Feature: allow enum ordered const name override (2nd PR for this) #2046
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Otherwise, there's no way to know which descriptions corresponds to which enum value.
As per PR swaggo#1866, the name override functionality has been removed from TypeName() and put into Alias() which is used by SetSchemaName().
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Describe the PR
Add ability to override name of enum variant generated from ordered constant using
// @name VariantNamein the same way you can do for types.Note: This is based on another PR, #1779, which was stuck in a state where it couldn't get merged as it had been approved by one person but required re-approval by another. This is based on that PR with a few extra changes:
x-enum-descriptionsnow has the same length asenum, i.e. an empty value is put into the array instead of skipping it.TypeSpecDef.Alias()to use thenameOverride()function.Relation issue
#1778
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