fix(fastapi): use correct impl & package vars on custom user values #20970
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This fixes an error when the user supplys custom values for
fastapiImplementationPackage
andpackageName
in thepython-fastapi
generator.Currently when the user sets these, the
implPackage
will be generated on the wrong path (using the default package name) and starting theuvicorn
python server would fail, due to wrong imports.The behavior can be tested with these commands run from the projects root dir:
Please compare the
src/<moduleName>
andsrc/<moduleName>/impl
names.NOTE: There are existing tests, unfortunately these contained the same error as in the source-code. The source and test have been adapted and the handling of
implPackage
now aligns more to the handling of other attributes likepackageName
.cc: @cbornet @tomplus @krjakbrjak @fa0311 @multani @krjakbrjak