Dhairya-007 opened a new pull request, #29969:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/29969
## Problem
Three options in `WorkdayConfiguration` put their own name in `label`:
```java
@UriParam(label = "host", description = "Workday Host name.")
private String host;
@UriParam(label = "tenant", description = "Workday Tenant name.")
private String tenant;
@UriParam(label = "format", description = "Workday Report as a service
output format.", enums = "json",
defaultValue = "json")
private String reportFormat = "json";
```
`label` is a comma-separated set of group tokens, so each string becomes a
group. `workday.json` ends up with three groups holding one option each - the
option that named them:
```
2 parameter producer (advanced) lazyStartProducer
3 parameter advanced httpConnectionManager
4 parameter format reportFormat
5 parameter host host
6 parameter security clientId
7 parameter security clientSecret
8 parameter security tokenRefresh
9 parameter tenant tenant
```
So the component's option table has a "Format" section with `reportFormat`
in it, a "Host" section with `host`, and a "Tenant" section with `tenant`, and
filtering the catalog by `common` returns nothing for this component although
these are its main settings. The same class gets it right for the rest -
`security` on the three credentials and `advanced` on `httpConnectionManager`.
## Fix
Label all three `common`. They are plain connection and output settings of a
producer-only component, and `common` is the group an option with no label of
its own lands in.
After this:
```
2 parameter common host
3 parameter common reportFormat
4 parameter common tenant
5 parameter producer (advanced) lazyStartProducer
6 parameter advanced httpConnectionManager
7 parameter security clientId
8 parameter security clientSecret
9 parameter security tokenRefresh
```
No option is renamed and no behaviour changes - only where the docs file
them. The regenerated `workday.json` files are included, produced by
`camel-package-maven-plugin` rather than edited by hand.
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