Work around an issue in the coroutine serialization layer#9
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| for _, opt := range d.opts { | ||
| if _, ok := opt.(AnyFunction); ok { | ||
| // No need to serialize these options, since we serialize the | ||
| // map of registered functions directly. |
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Could we file the issue in https://github.com/dispatchrun/coroutine and comment with a link to it here?
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There's a NPE when deserializing function options from #7. For some reason the coroutine serialization layer deserializes them as null.
Let's work around the issue for now in order to make progress. We don't need to serialize the function options because we serialize the function map directly.