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Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log will be printed

@samuelAndalon samuelAndalon merged commit 0d33c7c into master Apr 23, 2025
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### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
samuelAndalon added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 23, 2025
### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
samuelAndalon added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 23, 2025
### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
samuelAndalon added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 23, 2025
#2093)

### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

cherry pick #2091

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
samuelAndalon added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 23, 2025
#2094)

### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

cherry pick #2091

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
samuelAndalon added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 23, 2025
#2095)

### 📝 Description
Adding a missing use case when the registered resolver during schema
generation is from a Parent class, while on runtime the resolve object
could be an instance of a Child class, as a result, the resolver won't
be available in the getters cache.

This PR will attempt to resolve the getter using reflection and it will
store it in the getters cache, if not getter found after checking the
cache and checking the object class with reflection then a message log
will be printed

cherry pick #2091

Co-authored-by: Samuel Vazquez <samvazquez@expediagroup.com>
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