codegen doesn't take into account the default values

Hi,

Here is my swagger description:

  inline_response_200:
    properties:
      surname:
        type: "integer"
        default: 1
        format: "int32"
      name:
        type: "string"
        default: "lazy"
        enum:
        - clueless
        - lazy
        - adventurous
        - aggressive

And that's what we receive in the generated nodejs app:

exports.newCustomer = function(request) {

  var examples = {};

  examples['application/json'] = {
  "name" : "aeiou",
  "surname" : 123
};

Is that ok, that default values are not taken into consideration? string is the same each time, the numer also the same. Is that possible to make it work?
As we don't want to use hardcoded examples.

Regards,

Start with the Swagger description and the generated Node.js app shown in the report, then locate the code-generation entry point that produces the hardcoded application/json examples. Check how the surname and name defaults are represented during generation, and consider the issue done when generated examples use those defaults instead of fixed values such as 123 and "aeiou".