This change extends the NativeTypes provider to not only add the passed-in type but also all of its sub-types in order to simplify using it in the context of nested structs.
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This change extends the
NativeTypes
provider to not only add the passed-in type but also all of its sub-types in order to simplify using it in the context of nested structs.Fixes https://github.com/google/cel-go/issues/885
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See CONTRIBUTING.md for more details about when to create a GitHub [Pull Request][1] and when other kinds of contributions or consultation might be more desirable.
When creating a new pull request, please fork the repo and work within a development branch.
Commit Messages
Background on why the change is being made with additional detail on consequences of the changes elsewhere in the code or to the general functionality of the library. Multiple paragraphs may be used, but please keep lines to 72 characters or less.