dry-types Version 0.8.x, before Dry::Types::Struct was broken out into a new Gem and named Dry::Struct as part of an otherwise-sensible cleanup, had default values working as documented. This evidently broke in Version 0.9.0, and 0.9.1 was apparently a partial but incomplete fix for this. Either that or the mechanism for declaring defaults has changed, the old syntax has been left as a nonfunctional dunsel, and we're up the brown creek without a paddle, approaching the falls.
To those who say "Use the source, Luke", we say "not when there is documentation as comprehensive as currently exists; this vendor has been heretofore reasonably good at keeping doc updated as code changes, and we expect that to continue".
This issue is a placeholder for referencing in FIXME comments in the code, for places where we've utilised the workaround of specifying explicit values that should be covered by defaults.
dry-typesVersion 0.8.x, beforeDry::Types::Structwas broken out into a new Gem and namedDry::Structas part of an otherwise-sensible cleanup, had default values working as documented. This evidently broke in Version 0.9.0, and 0.9.1 was apparently a partial but incomplete fix for this. Either that or the mechanism for declaring defaults has changed, the old syntax has been left as a nonfunctional dunsel, and we're up the brown creek without a paddle, approaching the falls.To those who say "Use the source, Luke", we say "not when there is documentation as comprehensive as currently exists; this vendor has been heretofore reasonably good at keeping doc updated as code changes, and we expect that to continue".
This issue is a placeholder for referencing in
FIXMEcomments in the code, for places where we've utilised the workaround of specifying explicit values that should be covered by defaults.We are not happy campers here.