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Direct Spring Data Page serialization always includes the standard page fields. Reflect that runtime contract in generated schemas so client generators do not make every page property optional.
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Closing this in favor of #3360. Marking every directly serialized |
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Marks the standard properties of directly serialized Spring Data
Pageschemas as required. Spring Data always emits these fields, but the generated schema currently leaves them optional, causing client generators to model fields such ascontentandtotalPagesas optional.This only applies to direct
Pageserialization.VIA_DTOserialization remains unchanged. Regression fixtures cover OpenAPI 3.0 and 3.1.