Alexander Tikhonov

hi @Peter9192 I was thinking about it from the start but the inability to distinguish an automatically added _technical_ docstring from an explicit one stopped me. Now I think that...

> I wasn't aware of auto-generated docstrings. Can you clarify what you mean? Sure, here it is: ```python from dataclasses import dataclass @dataclass class SimpleRadiationConfig: Q0: float = 100 print(SimpleRadiationConfig.__doc__)...

Hi @cdce8p Thanks for this PR, I will look into it soon!

Hey @cdce8p Hi! Sorry for my long silence — life just got in the way. Thank you so much for your patience and for your persistence in following up and...

Hi @Future-Outlier Sorry for the late response, I was on sort of vacation from open source. I'm sure this issue is related to unions with str and other basic types....

The fix is ​​ready, will be in the next release.

I over-optimized the serialization of dataclasses using orjson to such an extent that it led to unpleasant consequences that I overlooked 😅. In short, when we build the serialization code...

Here is another example of this issue: ```python from dataclasses import dataclass from mashumaro import DataClassDictMixin @dataclass class A[T]: x: T @dataclass class B[T](A): y: int @dataclass class C(DataClassDictMixin): z:...

Looks like mashumaro is not the only one library which has this behavior 🤔 * https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/concepts/serialization/#subclasses-of-standard-types

It would be a great addition to the library. However, I will make a suggestion - in addition to true/false, we can use the additional value type, because this is...