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@andresch , not now, but it's an easy fix to change the signature. Though, regardless, when you are parsing a message from bytes, ScalaPB actually assigns a Vector (which is an IndexedSeq), so you do get an IndexedSeq at runtime.
Does it resolve your issue, or do you actually need the case class to state IndexedSeq?
@thesamet sorry for the late reply. The fact that ScalaPB assigns internally a Vector was sufficient knowledge in our case. So no priority from my side. Thanks!
Is there a way to change the generated collection type from Seq to some other collection type (e.g. IndexedSeq)?
The way I interpret the option scalapb.field.type this allows to set another class for the object type, but not for the collection type.
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