[BUG] When Lombok is combined with easyexcel, reading Excel files and reflecting them into entities are all null

[wzlstudy]

Describe the bug
When Lombok is combined with easyexcel, reading Excel files and reflecting them into entities are all null

To Reproduce
The entity class attributes I defined are named after humps. When I use easyexcel to implement the write operation, I find that all the data written are null values, but the get and set methods generated by me can be written to the file normally.
@Data public class DataDemo { @ExcelProperty("一级分类") private String oName; @ExcelProperty("二级分类") private String tName; }

Expected behavior
If I use Lombok's @ Data annotation, this is how it works
dataDemo.setOName("dd");
dataDemo.setTName("dd");
But if I use the generated set method, the use is like this
dataDemo.setoame("dd");
dataDemo.settame("dd");
I think it is caused by the difference between the set method generated by @ Data annotation and the method approved by easyexcel
Version info (please complete the following information):

• 1.18.12
• jdk8

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[Rawi01]

I think that the problem here is that there are competing "standards" on how to generate getter and setter names in this corner case. See #757 for more details. To solve this one you can either rename your fields or write the required getters by hand.

[rzwitserloot]

Duplicate of #2693