Attributes that share common prefixes get skipped

[erenteria-cu]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Describe the issue

When mapping attributes with names that have similar prefixes, the attributes whose names that contain more than just the prefix get skipped.

For instance, if I have a source class like this:

class Src {

    @AutoMap()
    deleted: boolean;

    @AutoMap()
    deleted_by: number;

}

And a destination class like this:

class Dst {

    @AutoMap()
    deleted: boolean;

    @AutoMap()
    deletedBy: number;

}

And a mapping like this:

        createMap(
            mapper,
            Src,
            Dst,
            namingConventions({
                source: new SnakeCaseNamingConvention(),
                destination: new CamelCaseNamingConvention(),
            }),

When I try to map a source object to the destination, the destination only contains the deleted attribute. The deletedBy attribute is undefined.

Models/DTOs/VMs

class Dst {

    @AutoMap()
    deleted: boolean;

    @AutoMap()
    deletedBy: number;

}

class Dst {

    @AutoMap()
    deleted: boolean;

    @AutoMap()
    deletedBy: number;

}

Mapping configuration

        createMap(
            mapper,
            Src,
            Dst,
            namingConventions({
                source: new SnakeCaseNamingConvention(),
                destination: new CamelCaseNamingConvention(),
            }),

Steps to reproduce

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Expected behavior

I would expect both the deleted and deletedBy attributes to be properly mapped.

Screenshots

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Minimum reproduction code

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Package

• I don't know.
• @automapper/core
• @automapper/classes
• @automapper/nestjs
• @automapper/pojos
• @automapper/mikro
• @automapper/sequelize
• Other (see below)

Other package and its version

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AutoMapper version

8.7.6

Additional context

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[GTavvale]

I have the same problem.
Version 8.8.1

`export class PageDto {
@AutoMap()
public "page"!: number;
@AutoMap()
public "total"!: number;
@AutoMap()
public "per_page"!: number;
@AutoMap()
public "total_pages"!: number;

public "data"!: T[];

}

export class Page {
@AutoMap()
public page!: number;
@AutoMap()
public perPage!: number;
@AutoMap()
public total!: number;
@AutoMap()
public totalPages!: number;

public data!: T[];

}

const page = mapper.map(data, PageDto, Page);

RESULT:
{
"page": 1,
"perPage": 6,
"total": 12,
"totalPages":undefined,
"data": [
...
]
}
`

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