Avoid emitting a #[schemars(with = "...")] annotation when one already exists
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The #[schemars] annotation emitted by #[serde_as] will cause errors if the user has already added an existing #[schemars(with = ...)] annotation. This ends up being rather annoying since there's no way to work around the error other than to manually expand what #[serde_as] does. This commit fixes the issue by making #[serde_as] avoid emitting a schemars attribute if there is an existing one of the field that specifies any one of - #[schemars(with = "...")] - #[schemars(serialize_with = "...")] - #[schemars(deserialize_with = "...")] The actual code is a bit more involved (e.g. serialize_as doesn't conflict with #[schemars(deserialize_with = "...")]) but that's the gist of it. I have also included a test case to validate that this works as expected.
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#[schemars]annotation emitted by#[serde_as]will cause errors if the user has already added an existing#[schemars(with = ...)]annotation. This ends up being rather annoying since there's no way to work around the error other than to manually expand what#[serde_as]does.I ended up running into this when I was trying to convert some of my existing code to use the new integration instead of manually sticking
#[schemars(with = "blah")]everywhere.This PR fixes the issue by making
#[serde_as]avoid emitting the schemars attribute if there is an existing one of the field that specifies any one of#[schemars(with = "...")]#[schemars(serialize_with = "...")]#[schemars(deserialize_with = "...")]The actual code is a bit more involved (e.g.
serialize_asdoesn't conflict with#[schemars(deserialize_with = "...")]) but that's the gist of it.I have also included a test case to validate that this works as expected.