I’m using datastax cassandra object mapper (cassan...

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I’m using datastax cassandra object mapper (cassandra version 2.0.7) and have a data class to map to the table schema. In the schema, there is one Boolean field named isDeleted. When I create the mapper using the MappingManager, it throws the following exception:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Cannot find matching getter and setter for field 'isDeleted'
I decompiled the kotlin byte code into java code and found that the getter and setter for this field were each compiled into:

public final boolean isDeleted() {
      return this.isDeleted;
   }

   public final void setDeleted(boolean var1) {
      this.isDeleted = var1;
   }

I feel like this is the problem, in that the compiled java code gave the getter and setter unconventional names (unlike other fields, where getter was just get<Fieldname> and setter was set<Fieldname>. Is this the case? If so, am I stuck with this since I cannot force neither kotlin compiler or datastax object mapper to change?