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When saving/retrieving an object with a data type that needs a custom ValueConverter to be registered, a warning logging appears, coming from the EObjectBuilderImpl, saying something like
WARNING: Error detected invalid Mongo - Ecore data type combination: Mongo: STRING, Ecore: org.eclipse.emf.ecore.impl.EDataTypeImpl@79308a2 (name: ELocalDate) (instanceClassName: java.time.LocalDate) (serializable: true) InstanceClassName null. Maybe use the ValueConverter for that.
The logging is confusing since the check for a proper ValueConverter seems to be done afterwards, resulting in the object properly saved/retrieved. So there should not be the need for that warning in the first place.
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When saving/retrieving an object with a data type that needs a custom ValueConverter to be registered, a warning logging appears, coming from the
EObjectBuilderImpl
, saying something likeThe logging is confusing since the check for a proper
ValueConverter
seems to be done afterwards, resulting in the object properly saved/retrieved. So there should not be the need for that warning in the first place.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: