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I'm working on a project that makes use of nested types, it's all written in Python and there it works just fine but I'm having some issues to find golang libs or actual examples that show this is supported and used in go too.
Like in the example above I'm declaring all my types in a single .avsc file and then I reference them between each other (a.k.a. nested/embedded types).
Is this supported by this library? I tried to make it work but I went as far as getting a panic: interface conversion: avro.Schema is *avro.UnionSchema, not *avro.RecordSchema.
The code I used to experiment with is this one but I've changed my schema just by wrapping the entire content in a [].
Hi there,
I'm working on a project that makes use of nested types, it's all written in Python and there it works just fine but I'm having some issues to find golang libs or actual examples that show this is supported and used in go too.
Here's an example.
Like in the example above I'm declaring all my types in a single
.avsc
file and then I reference them between each other (a.k.a. nested/embedded types).Is this supported by this library? I tried to make it work but I went as far as getting a
panic: interface conversion: avro.Schema is *avro.UnionSchema, not *avro.RecordSchema
.The code I used to experiment with is this one but I've changed my schema just by wrapping the entire content in a
[]
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