Codegen failure: Enum types generates an invalid type definition as enums do not implement Codable

[rodrigoelp]

Let's take the following example:

enum Gender {
  male,
  female,
  none,
  nonBinary,
  unspecified
}

type Person @model 
  (mutations: { create: "newPerson", update: "updatePerson", delete: null } ) {

  id: ID!
  name: String!
  gender: Gender!
}

I would expect this generation to be pretty straight forward, but building this code will generate an error indicating Person is not decodable. Checking the generated definition I can see a Person.swift, Person+Extensions.swift and a Gender.swift file without any extension.

Fixing this issue is simple, basically just add the extension file manually and type in:
extension Gender: Codable { }... But I would imagine this is the responsibility of the code generator to put in place.

[drochetti]

Hi @rodrigoelp, support for codable enums just landed in master. We will release Amplify soon along with a new version of the Amplify CLI with the codegen updated. I'll keep this issue open until the release is out.

[AnruStander]

Has this been fixed yet? I have the same issue in my project at the moment.

[yosuke1985]

Still same issue..
@drochetti When it will be released?

[drochetti]

Hey @rodrigoelp @yosuke1985 @AnruStander we just released a stable v1.0.0.

Enums should work correctly in 1.0.0. Can you try and let me know if that fixes the issue for you?

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[drochetti]

Closing this issue. Feel free to open a new one if you have problems with the stable version of Amplify.