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Replace 'Virtus' with 'dry-types' for Coercion #37
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Hello @b2e9f523 - glad you find it useful! I'm familiar with the Dry gems and use them for other projects. I considered moving but dry-types is not I don't see any reason other than that. It seems the feature set storext needs can be found in dry-types. Perhaps we can keep this open until dry-rb reaches 1.x? |
Yes, better wait until dry-types is mature enough to rely on without facing breaking changes. |
The time has come 🎉 Also, they will release |
That's great! If anyone wants to take a look at upgrading, please do - I won't be able to do so for a while. All the conversion happens through a proxy object that is created per class that uses Storext. |
FYI, virtus 2.0 was just released. It seems that this gem's dependency on it is unbounded, so compatibility could possibly be broken by this major version bump. |
Hey,
first of all, thanks for writing this great gem!
Are there any plans to replace the 'Virtus' dependency with the much better maintained dry-types coercion engine? (Same creator)
It's even the default coercion backend for the Trailblazer architecture.
Btw, the creator of Virtus explains why he started developing the dry-types gem: Virtus to be abandoned by its creator?
Would love to hear your thoughts about it.
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