Use camelCase for MeterResponse deserialization

StuartFerguson · StuartFerguson · commit 7fb721cb0ef9 · 2026-05-15T10:12:42.000+01:00
Updated StringSerialiser.Deserialise to use SerialiserOptions with camelCase formatting when deserializing MeterResponse, ensuring correct mapping of JSON property names.
diff --git a/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/OperatorInterfaces/PataPawaPrePay/PataPawaPrePayProxy.cs b/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/OperatorInterfaces/PataPawaPrePay/PataPawaPrePayProxy.cs
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ private Result<OperatorResponse> CreateFromLogon(String responseContent){
 
     private Result<OperatorResponse> CreateFromMeter(String responseContent)
     {
-        MeterResponse meterResponse = StringSerialiser.Deserialise<MeterResponse>(responseContent);
+        MeterResponse meterResponse = StringSerialiser.Deserialise<MeterResponse>(responseContent, new SerialiserOptions(SerialiserPropertyFormat.CamelCase));
 
         if (meterResponse.Status != 0)
         {

Original file line number	Diff line number	Diff line change
`@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ private Result<OperatorResponse> CreateFromLogon(String responseContent){`
`183`	`183`
`184`	`184`	`private Result<OperatorResponse> CreateFromMeter(String responseContent)`
`185`	`185`	`{`
`186`		`- MeterResponse meterResponse = StringSerialiser.Deserialise<MeterResponse>(responseContent);`
	`186`	`+ MeterResponse meterResponse = StringSerialiser.Deserialise<MeterResponse>(responseContent, new SerialiserOptions(SerialiserPropertyFormat.CamelCase));`
`187`	`187`
`188`	`188`	`if (meterResponse.Status != 0)`
`189`	`189`	`{`