[BUG] Transient properties in classes with @Jacksonized @Accessors(fluent=true) get serialized

[liampace]

This pull request is related to Issue #3936.

Currently the @Jacksonized annotation mistakenly applies @JsonProperty to transient fields. The new behavior has @Jacksonized explicitly apply @JsonIgnore to all transient fields.

For example the following sample code:

@Jacksonized
@Accessors(fluent = true)
public class Foo {
    String foo;
    transient String transientFoo;
}

would be equivalent to:

public final class Foo {
    @JsonProperty("foo")
    private final String foo;
    @JsonIgnore
    private final transient String transientFoo;
    ...
}

[liampace]

The test for this specific bug-fix seems to be passing however the CI test checks are failing due to the deprecation of AccessLevel.MODULE:

Unexpected message: 8 WARNING The field AccessLevel.MODULE is deprecated

And that one of the tests LoggerJbossLogAccess.java are misspelled:

Missing / empty expected file: LoggerJbossLogAccess.java

I'll work on a PR to fix this.

[rzwitserloot]

It sounds like a good idea to me, but as neither I nor Roel are all that familiar with Jackson, we'd defer to @janrieke 's wisdom.

The failures of the test actions appear to be down to something wonky with how @liampace 's at this point integrated into master branch is being applied here. A rebase / merge might fix it.

[liampace]

@rzwitserloot
I've created a PR (#3948) that addresses the CI's failing tests. Once that PR is approved, I can update this PR and mark it ready for review.

[liampace]

After the successful merging of PR #3948, this feature is now ready to be reviewed

[janrieke]

LGTM, just i small suggestion for test coverage improvement.

[janrieke]

LGTM now. :)