GrainSerializer base types #7597
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when using e.g. [GenerateSerializer]
public abstract class Person
{
[Id(0)]
public string FirstName { get; set; }
}
[GenerateSerializer]
public class Employee : Person
{
[Id(0)] // ---> should this be 1?
public string Department { get; set; }
} |
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They do not share id ranges, so it's entirely fine to start from zero in each individual type (in fact, it's preferable because smaller numbers take less space). If you have a type like A : B : C, the way it's encoded on the wire is roughly this: |
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good to know - thanks! |
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They do not share id ranges, so it's entirely fine to start from zero in each individual type (in fact, it's preferable because smaller numbers take less space).
If you have a type like A : B : C, the way it's encoded on the wire is roughly this:
<Start> ... C fields ... <EndBase> ... B fields .... <EndBase> ... A fields ... <End>