Add discriminator support #54
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nice, thanks a lot for implementing this feature!
i have one small detail, apart from that this looks good to merge to me. as we don't have extensive documentation, i don't think there is a place where this should be documented. however, please add a note to the changelog.
With this addition, the class metadata now also holds the discriminator information (if any exists).
This class was only used in the `Parser` class, but even in there nothing was really done with it, so we can remove it.
With this change we also allow the following additional primitive types: `false`, `true`, `null`.
With this change one can now use primitive union types which will be properly (de-)serialized when using the `ReflectionParser`.
One can now use this attribute to define more complex union types.
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Added a changelog entry now, I somehow keep forgetting this, sorry 😞 |
| $type = $type->getLeafType(); | ||
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| $this->parseModel($type->getClassName(), $context->push($property), $registry); |
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from the context class, it looks like it was made to provide the reference to where the error happened in case something does not work. but it is completely unused, so i agree we can drop it.
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do you need further tests or shall i tag a release? |
Fine for me if you tag a new release now, thanks 🙇 |
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Took a bit longer than initially anticipated to get this done, but with this change (union) discriminators are now parsed into proper meta data which can then be used to create the corresponding (de-)serialize classes in
liip-serializer.Its probably worth to mention that I tried to mimic the behaviour of what JMS is doing for certain cases (like having multiple primitive union types).