EnumValues do not have the same order in TypeScript as in Java

[mkowalzik]

public enum Status {
   DEVELOPMENT,
   SUSPENDED,
   ACTIVE,
   DEACTIVATED,
   EXPIRED;

   public static Status fromValue(String v) {
       if (StringUtils.isBlank(v))
           return null;
       int index = NumberUtils.toInt(v);
       return Status.values()[index];
   }
}

is gernated as

export enum Status {
   "SUSPENDED",
   "EXPIRED",
   "DEVELOPMENT",
   "ACTIVE",
   "DEACTIVATED"
}

This seems to be the problem:

return enumElement.getEnclosedElements().stream()
               .filter(e -> ElementKind.ENUM_CONSTANT.equals(e.getKind()))
               .map(e -> new EnumValue(e.getSimpleName().toString()))
               .collect(Collectors.toSet()); //<-- Collectors.toSet() does not make any guarantees on anything, in fact it is also an unordered Collector

[jscharett]

May also need to add the const keyword to the declaration based on this microsoft/TypeScript#1689. Havent tested it though.

[pjiocnic]

Any updates on when this fix will be available?

[mkowalzik]

I think I will release 0.5.0 in the next couple of days.

[pjiocnic]

Hi, Following up on this issue. When will this be released?