I noticed that when adding a converter to customConverters in catridge-springdata, it works both for reading and writing. The @ReadingConverter/@WritingConverter annotations are marker annotations and currently there is no code in the connector that processes them. Instead, the built-in Spring Data mechanism is used, which determines the converter by the target type, so the converters of the MyClass -> MyClass type work both ways.
I would like to know if there is a way to create a converter that will be read-only or write-only. If there is no such possibility, maybe it can be considered as a suggestion for future improvements.
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I noticed that when adding a converter to customConverters in catridge-springdata, it works both for reading and writing. The @ReadingConverter/@WritingConverter annotations are marker annotations and currently there is no code in the connector that processes them. Instead, the built-in Spring Data mechanism is used, which determines the converter by the target type, so the converters of the MyClass -> MyClass type work both ways.
I would like to know if there is a way to create a converter that will be read-only or write-only. If there is no such possibility, maybe it can be considered as a suggestion for future improvements.