Record deserialization fails when there are custom constructors - #1168
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Adding @JsonCreator here resolves the issue btw.
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I think this needs to be fixed in core |
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@dstepanov can you look at it? Seems like a bug to me |
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It fails when
micronaut.serde.deserialization.ignore-unknown=falseand throwsunknown property theDateand when ignore-unknown=true it does not fail but picks wrong constructor and does not deserialize as expected