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Currently, `inspect` assumes all e-expressions will have a one-byte header: https://github.com/amazon-ion/ion-cli/blob/03a3fc87edce093b3c00415eec6dccfc5aec99be/src/bin/ion/commands/inspect.rs#L458-L466 However, is only the case for invocations of user macros with an ID lower than 64. Invocations of system...
Java 21 supports features like `records` which are not supported with current code generation templates. Allow a way to configure specific Java 21 related templates by user. This could be...
Code generation currently does not support following ISL data types: - timestamp - decimal - text - document - number - [Nominal Ion types](https://amazon-ion.github.io/ion-schema/docs/isl-2-0/spec#built-in-types)(types prefixed with `$` which allows typed...
Add support for using reader-writer APIs based on Ion 1.1 and macro generation with code gen.
Code generation currently only supports shape related ISL constraints. Following are some validation related constraints: - [ ] [byte_length](https://amazon-ion.github.io/ion-schema/docs/isl-2-0/spec#byte_length) - [ ] [codepoint_length](https://amazon-ion.github.io/ion-schema/docs/isl-2-0/spec#codepoint_length) - [ ] [container_length](https://amazon-ion.github.io/ion-schema/docs/isl-2-0/spec#container_length) - [ ]...
As we work on a 1.0 for code generation tool, there are few constraints not supported yet. By creating subcommand(e..g `check`?) within `generate` to check all the schema files in...
Given ISL such as ```ion type: { name: Matrix, type: list, element: { type: list, element: int } } ``` The read method for the resulting `Matrix` class looks like...
Currently ADT has a dependency on the target programming language through namespace paths. The `FullyQualifiedTypeName` and `FullyQualifiedTypeReferences` in ADT use target programming language to determine the namespace path format. (For...
Verify how the imports with an alias in ISL are interpreted with code generation. since code generation already uses fully qualified names everywhere it should not require an alias unless...
As per the suggestions in this thread: * The fact that you have to make this change in two places is a bit of a code smell. It _should_ be...