Inline mode can be used for (de)serializing a group of elements together, without wrapping it in a shared parent element. This is necessary for EPP extensions, where we sometimes need to deal with multiple extensions inside an <extension> tag.
@valkum I can imagine you don't want to do a very detailed review of this, but please look at the test cases and see if things conceptually make sense to you. These are the remaining changes needed to get the instant-epp tests to pass.
Inline mode can be used for (de)serializing a group of elements together, without wrapping it in a shared parent element. This is necessary for EPP extensions, where we sometimes need to deal with multiple extensions inside an
<extension>
tag.@valkum I can imagine you don't want to do a very detailed review of this, but please look at the test cases and see if things conceptually make sense to you. These are the remaining changes needed to get the instant-epp tests to pass.