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Previously, the code would force coercion of the value through the *nested* type (in most cases, String) first even if the value was already an enumeration member. This obviously breaks because the enumeration member is an instance of the Enumeration and not of any other type. This bug occurs only if deprecate_coerce is *false*, because otherwise there was an additional check for enum membership in the code path.
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Goal for this PR is:
aioxmpp.mix, including a fat warning about the experimentalness of the code.Note that the implementation is tested against ejabberd 19.08, thus we’re not developing against the most recent MIX documents, but against the namespace versions
:core:0and:pam:0.MIX will be a nice experiment in how we handle namespace bumps in general.