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As long as Row and Record do not correctly specify their R types (see #2570), there is no appropriate type to contain both a Field<?>[] and the associated R type for a given context.
This can be circumvented in the 3.x release stream, by adding a redundant RecordType<R>, which can then be used in new API such as the one introduced by Configuration.recordMapperProvider() (see #2311).
The new type is redundant with Row, as it will have almost the same purpose.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
jOOQ's internal default ReflectionMapper
* [#2311] Add Configuration.recordMapperProvider() to override jOOQ's
internal default ReflectionMapper
* [#2571] Add a new RecordType<R extends Record> type to make up for the
missing recursive type definition on Record
As long as
Row
andRecord
do not correctly specify theirR
types (see #2570), there is no appropriate type to contain both aField<?>[]
and the associatedR
type for a given context.This can be circumvented in the 3.x release stream, by adding a redundant
RecordType<R>
, which can then be used in new API such as the one introduced byConfiguration.recordMapperProvider()
(see #2311).The new type is redundant with
Row
, as it will have almost the same purpose.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: