Yeah, that is for sure the case, sounds good!
thanks.
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OK we found the issue.
In the first case (pure Groovy), the annotations are placed on the fields
(always the case for Groovy) and metaClass is indeed a transient field thus
ignored.
In the second case I suspect your java class has it's annotations on getters.
So JPA expect to find annotations o
Sure,
Thank you for your answer Emmanuel,
Asaf.
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oups, interesting. I don't really understand why we don't run into the problem
when there is no inheritance.
I will try and catch guillaume to talk about how to solve that.
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