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Allow to annotate private fields based on their getters and setters #144
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Allow to annotate private fields based on their getters and setters
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To simplify, what if we assumed/enforced that the getter/setter have the same name as the field. Our generated getter/setter will already share that name so it seems like it would be a good thing for consistency anyway. Does this make sense in kotlin?
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ProcessorUtilsgetMethodOnClass
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The thing is that we can't enforce it since Kotlin generate automatically getters and setters for properties with this get/set naming pattern.
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ah makes sense. oh well, no big deal