Add .load_to_dict method to base schema #213
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This essentially does a raw marshmallow.Schema.load without converting any values to dataclasses. The main point is to allow doing loads with `partial=True`.
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I'm ok with that ! Maybe |
Yes, that's probably better. After some digging through the marshmallow source code it appears to always return dict (or OrderedDict) (or a list of those if |
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Following up on this suggestion made in a comment on #169 (see also #210), this provides a new schema method,
.load_to_mapping, that essentially does a rawmarshmallow.Schema.loadwithout converting any of the deserialized values (either top-level or nested) to dataclasses. The main point of this is to allow for deserializing partial data (withpartial=True).This PR is provided for discussion, as to: