Closed FelipiMatheuz closed 1 year ago
If the error only occurs when using R8
, then it is probably not a bug in jackson-module-kotlin
.
I will close it, so please re-open it if you can provide evidence that this is a problem that should be fixed in jackson-module-kotlin
.
I have same problem for my project Everything is working on debug Build, but Release build make a crash
Im using com.fasterxml.jackson.module:jackson-module-kotlin:2.13.3
What was intended
objectMapper.readValue
data class TokenFileResponse is already at proguard-rules.pro file
Result
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Internal error: TypeReference constructed without actual type information
at com.fasterxml.jackson.core.type.TypeReference.
Expected behavior Data-class Object from File
Versions AGP 8.1.1 Kotlin 1.8.20 Compile Options Java 17 CompileSDK 34
Aditional information I have tried inserting some configuration in proguard-rules file, as I saw in some topics ´-keepattributes Signature´, and this is not helps me.
@LJOSS
Again, if the problem occurs only when you apply R8
, then it is either a problem with R8
or your configuration is wrong.
I am not familiar with R8
and suggest you ask the appropriate community.
Overview The bug has discovered when I was trying to read a value from api and trying to map into a list of objects. When I was debugging it was OK but when I applied the R8, my called function throwed an exception.
What was intended val mapper = jacksonObjectMapper() val url = URL("$origin$path") mapper.configure(DeserializationFeature.FAIL_ON_UNKNOWN_PROPERTIES, false) val result = mapper.readValue<List>(url)
return result
Result ´Internal Error: TypeReference constructed without actual type information´
Expected behavior A list of 'ApiData' objects
Versions Kotlin: 1.8.10 Jackson-module-kotlin:2.15.x (same problem at 2.14.x)
Aditional information I have tried inserting some configuration in proguard-rules file, as I saw in some topics ´-keepattributes Signature´ <- it was the common option to solve, but whatever I did, doesn't work change to subclass using ´TypeReference<List>(){}´ also doesn't work, as caught same error