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Jackson itself supports the first form, and Apina should do support that as well. It's somewhat unclear where the annotation ends up in the bytecode and how it can be associated with the property, but it probably involves parsing Kotlin's own class metadata with kotlinx-metadata-jvm.
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When an annotation is directly specified for a property defined in Kotlin constructor, Apina does not find it. For example:
as a workaround, one can force the annotation for the getter:
Jackson itself supports the first form, and Apina should do support that as well. It's somewhat unclear where the annotation ends up in the bytecode and how it can be associated with the property, but it probably involves parsing Kotlin's own class metadata with kotlinx-metadata-jvm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: