This simplifies a bit the problem with CombineablePromise, where now we first transform the result deserializing it, and then we wrap it in a combineable promise. It also makes consistent that the ser/de concern is within the invoke/invokeOneWay, and not on the caller.
This simplifies a bit the problem with CombineablePromise, where now we first transform the result deserializing it, and then we wrap it in a combineable promise. It also makes consistent that the ser/de concern is within the invoke/invokeOneWay, and not on the caller.