Leonid Startsev
de128a5406
Interfaces (regular and sealed) are by default polymorphic. To benefit from sealing (i.e. knowledge of all inheritors in compile-time), @Serializable annotation may be added on sealed interface, generating the same serializer that can be used for sealed classes. Synthetic nested classes are not generated in DEFAULT_IMPLS mode because it causes problems when adding a synthetic companion to an interface. Fixes https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.serialization/issues/1576
19 lines
485 B
Kotlin
Vendored
19 lines
485 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// CURIOUS_ABOUT deserialize, write$Self, childSerializers, <init>, <clinit>, invoke, serializer
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// WITH_STDLIB
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import kotlinx.serialization.*
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@Serializable
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sealed interface X {
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fun def() {}
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}
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// do not forget to update this test with custom serialinfo annotation when serialization 1.3.0 is released
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@Serializable
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sealed class Result: X {
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@Serializable class OK(val s: String): Result()
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@Serializable object Err: Result()
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}
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@Serializable
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class Container(val r: Result) |