Defining a Morphy class with no members produces corrupt dart

[Adam-Langley]

As per the title - fairly easy to replicate.

Sometimes I have intermediary classes, who have no members... so I need this to function - don't see a technical reason why it shouldn't.

Thanks,

[atreeon]

Hi Adam, so sorry, I've been snowed under. There are a couple of bugs in the program but I'm really hoping I'll have time to fix them this week. The simple stuff should work though. If you can share an example that might help. All the best.

Edit - oh I just read the title properly! I'll take a look this week all being well

[Adam-Langley]

Hi @atreeon Some more specifics, it appears the failure case is specifically where the root class has no members. I.e, here's a failure case

import 'package:morphy_annotation/morphy_annotation.dart';

part 'eula_state.morphy.dart';

@Morphy(
  explicitSubTypes: [
    $AgreedEulaState,
  ]
)
abstract class $EulaState
{
 // lack of members causes error
}

@Morphy()
abstract class $AgreedEulaState implements $EulaState
{
  bool get test;
}

And this is a passing case

import 'package:morphy_annotation/morphy_annotation.dart';

part 'eula_state.morphy.dart';

@Morphy(
  explicitSubTypes: [
    $AgreedEulaState,
  ]
)
abstract class $EulaState
{
  bool get test;
}

@Morphy()
abstract class $AgreedEulaState implements $EulaState
{
  // lack of members here does NOT cause error
}

[atreeon]

Thank you for the update, I'll try to update tomorrow.

[Adam-Langley]

Hi there @atreeon - any progress on this? Thanks

[atreeon]

Apologies for such terrible service! Thanks for your edit much appreciated, things kept coming up in life so I didn't have any time when I thought I had time. New version has a breaking change so mind out and read the changelog but it isn't a major change I hope.