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Use #[serde(remote = "Self")] to simplify serde impls #2287
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Specifically, the `members` field was being incorrectly deserialized. In #2287, the logic for collecting the received array of members into a hashmap was removed, meaning the deserializer now looked for a map instead of a sequence, causing deserialization to fail. This PR adds that logic back. Closes #2666
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Specifically, the `members` field was being incorrectly deserialized. In #2287, the logic for collecting the received array of members into a hashmap was removed, meaning the deserializer now looked for a map instead of a sequence, causing deserialization to fail. This PR adds that logic back. Closes #2666
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An improvement to Serenity.
model
Related to the `model` module.
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Related to the `voice` module and `serenity_voice_model` crate.
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In multiple places, serenity used manual Deserialize implementations because it had to intervene in the deserialization process. The actual intervention is almost always small, but in turn, the entire deserialization process had to be rewritten.
This PR changes applicable places to use the Deserialize derive instead with the
#[serde(remote = "Self")]
attribute. This attribute makes serde generate the deserialize+serialize methods as private inherent methods instead of as trait implementations. Therefore, a manual deserialization implementation can easily delegate to those inherent methods and implement their special behavior on top of them.