Mike Limansky

Yes it does. In this case it doesn't explain the error: ``` scala> MapReader[Bar].read(Map("s" -> "b", "n" -> "6")) :25: error: could not find implicit value for parameter ev: me.limansky.MapReader[Bar]...

You can try to start your investigation with check if `LabelledBeanGeneric` instance can be found for your class. And if `LabelledGeneric` is defined for your case class.

Hm... As I remember `Align` is using only in `StrictBeanConverter`. Anyway there no limitations in `Align` or `AlignByKey` itself. If I were you I would try to comment out pairs...

Hi @vtitov I've never tried to use beans created as a Scala classes with BeanProperty annotations. It looks like there is some difference between these classes and real Java beans....

I've found that's wrong with your class: it doesn't have default constructor. Thus, it's not a JavaBean by definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaBeans > They are serializable, have a zero-argument constructor, and allow...

@aghasemi is it the same issue you have?

@vtitov Is this kind of classes are really used in your projects? I think it's possible to support it, if it really required.

@vtitov Could you provide problem Java class?

As I see from: http://hal.freedesktop.org/docs/udisks/Device.html#Device.FilesystemUnmount force option is available. Only thing I need to decide is how to place it on UI, since current UI was not designed to perform...

Hm, this means that all drives will be unmounted with force flag. I'm not sure if it that the user expect.