Swagger does not serializes Generic Objects in API response completely.

We have over 200 APIs on Jersey (Non-Spring tech stack). We have integrated swagger and are now writing annotations.
The entities/pojos returned by our APIs are all wrapped inside a common structure using Generics.

public ApiCallResponse<User> users(){...}
public ApiCallResponse<Address> addresses {...}
public ApiCallResponse<Liability> addresses {...}

The swagger auto scan only detects ApiCallResponse object. It does not serializes User, Address or Liability for serialization.

I am working around this by creating separate classes for each of them as follows.

@Schema public class ApiCallResponseUser extends ApiCallResponse<User> { }
@Schema public class ApiCallResponseAddress extends ApiCallResponse<Address> { }
@Schema public class ApiCallResponseAddress extends ApiCallResponse<Liability> { }
and use them as follows
@ApiResponse( responseCode = "200", description = " Blah.", content = @Content(mediaType = "application/json", schema = @Schema( name = "Blah", implementation = ApiCallResponseUser.class ) ) ),

It would be really nice, if swagger while auto scanning, auto creates those classes internally and includes them in the generated json.
This will save me from creating so many classes and configuring them to exclude from code coverage.

Start by reproducing the Jersey API responses using the generic ApiCallResponse, ApiCallResponse

, and ApiCallResponse examples from the issue. Trace the Swagger auto-scan behavior and verify that the generated JSON includes schemas for each generic type without requiring wrapper classes such as ApiCallResponseUser.