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@norvegec

This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

What do you think could be a better solution to this?

I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

*** Source/destination types

publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

*** Source/destination JSON

[{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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      @norvegec

      This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
      During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
      As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

      What do you think could be a better solution to this?

      I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
      It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

      *** Source/destination types

      publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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      [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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          @norvegec

          This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
          During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
          As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

          What do you think could be a better solution to this?

          I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
          It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

          *** Source/destination types

          publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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          [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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              @norvegec

              This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
              During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
              As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

              What do you think could be a better solution to this?

              I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
              It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

              *** Source/destination types

              publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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              [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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                  @norvegec

                  This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
                  During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
                  As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

                  What do you think could be a better solution to this?

                  I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
                  It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

                  *** Source/destination types

                  publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

                  *** Source/destination JSON

                  [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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                      @norvegec

                      This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
                      During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
                      As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

                      What do you think could be a better solution to this?

                      I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
                      It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

                      *** Source/destination types

                      publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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                          @norvegec

                          This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
                          During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
                          As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

                          What do you think could be a better solution to this?

                          I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
                          It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

                          *** Source/destination types

                          publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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                          [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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                              This nice library helps me to register a polymorphic tree of (with string discriminator property Type and "unlimited" nested steps that implements the same IStep interface).
                              During deserialization of such tree, I'd like to "detect" all objects that don't have (supported) Type. And it should not throw on a first (mis-)match.
                              As of today, I did not find any better than either traverse a tree again or use a "trap" fallback type (In constructor it adds each "unknown" Type to a static list. (non-multithreading solution that requires a cleanup after deserialization).

                              What do you think could be a better solution to this?

                              I'm thinking about adding a support for invoking a (registered) delegate or raising (weak) event or notifying an observable.
                              It could be done in addition to JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.SetFallbackSubtype(Type) and JsonSubtype.ResolveType() looks like a perfect extension point.

                              *** Source/destination types

                              publicinterfaceIStep{stringType{get;set;}IList<IStep>Steps{get;set;}}privatestaticJsonConverterCreateStepsJsonConverter(AssemblyassemblyToScan){varstepTypes=GetImplementorsOf<IStep>(assemblyToScan);varbuilder=JsonSubtypesConverterBuilder.Of(baseType:typeof(IStep),discriminatorProperty:nameof(IStep.Type));builder.SetFallbackSubtype(typeof(UnknownStepsTrap));foreach(TypesubTypeinstepTypes){stringdiscriminatorPropertyValue=subType.Name;builder.RegisterSubtype(subType,discriminatorPropertyValue);}returnbuilder.Build();}

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                              [{'Type': 'NonExistentType42'},{'Type': 'RegisteredType'},{}]

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