But this is in the context of comparing schemas with one another (what's called "schema resolution" in the spec, cf the link in my tweet), so it feels like "selected" is meaningless here.
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Almost fully converted avro4s over to magnolia now. What a brilliant project it is!! (magnolia not avro4s :)). I am having issues when I define an implementation for Coproduct, it doesn't seem to get picked up. And
@transient isn't picked up as an annotation. Stay tuned.
I've released a snapshot of avro4s powered by magnolia. Only thing not working is recursive schemas. Everything else is working great and some long standing diverging implicit errors are now fixed. Find the snapshot from the badge on the homepagehttps://github.com/sksamuel/avro4s
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Do you have an example of a recursive schema which doesn't work?
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Yep, https://github.com/sksamuel/avro4s/blob/master/avro4s-core/src/test/scala/com/sksamuel/avro4s/schema/BasicSchemasTest.scala#L53-L56 … set ignore to in, and then run that. Stack overflow. The ADT is the Tree example from magnolia homepage. Very likely I'm just doing something wrong.
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