Trying to reproduce the bug mentioned in #144 #145
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Findings: Currently the mapper analyzes the type of properties. If the source value of a property is an instance of a Map, the map conversion is triggered. The map conversion creates a map instance using Collectors.toMap function. The map instance might not be assignment compatible with the target value of the bean. This is some kind of hidden convention: The problem does not occur as long as the bean properties use super types like Map, List, Set etc.
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Trying to reproduce the bug mentioned in #144
Findings:
Currently the mapper analyzes the type of properties. If the source
value of a property is an instance of a Map, the map conversion is
triggered.
The map conversion creates a map instance using Collectors.toMap
function. The map instance might not be assignment compatible with the
target value of the bean.
This is some kind of hidden convention: The problem does not occur as
long as the bean properties use super types like Map, List, Set etc.