The way the root name is passed down to the introspector as a fieldname assumed that there would be a sane field to attach this name to. Im not convinced this is the case when the root object is a dictionary of simple types or an enumerable. eg. an empty one. how these are printed do not necesarily leave room for the field name.
maybe the root name should be applied explicitly after the introspection rather than pushing down the root name to the first field. This may break with existing token production.
kbilsted
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8 years ago
The way the root name is passed down to the introspector as a fieldname assumed that there would be a sane field to attach this name to. Im not convinced this is the case when the root object is a dictionary of simple types or an enumerable. eg. an empty one. how these are printed do not necesarily leave room for the field name.
maybe the root name should be applied explicitly after the introspection rather than pushing down the root name to the first field. This may break with existing token production.