On Fri, Jan 5, 2024 at 9:42 AM Joey Tran wrote:
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> I think my original message made it sound like what I thought was confusing
> was how `Any` works. The scenario that I actually think is confusing is *if a
> user registers a coder for a data type, this preference will get ignored in
>
Oh actually, overriding the fallback coder doesn't actually do anything
because the issue is not with the fallback coders in the registry but the
fastprimitivescoder's fallback coder
On Fri, Jan 5, 2024 at 12:42 PM Joey Tran wrote:
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> I think my original message made it sound like what I
I think my original message made it sound like what I thought was confusing
was how `Any` works. The scenario that I actually think is confusing is *if
a user registers a coder for a data type, this preference will get ignored
in non-obvious situations and can (and in my scenario, has) result in
On Fri, Jan 5, 2024 at 7:38 AM Joey Tran wrote:
> I've been working with a few data types that are in practice
> unpicklable and I've run into a couple issues stemming from the `Any` type
> hint, which when used, will result in the PickleCoder getting used even if
> there's a coder in the coder
I've been working with a few data types that are in practice
unpicklable and I've run into a couple issues stemming from the `Any` type
hint, which when used, will result in the PickleCoder getting used even if
there's a coder in the coder registry that matches the data element.
This was pretty
