Hey, I'm struggling with deserialization.

I'm making a API with Axum that, upon request, can return records from a ScyllaDB based on some criteria and with certain fields. for example I can request records with specific IDs and fields, let's say request to my API would look like

{
  "columns": ["id", "action_ts_utc", "name", "description", "for_distribution"],
  "keys": [
    ["some_uuid_here1"],
    ["some_uuid_here2"],
    ["some_uuid_here3"],
    ["some_uuid_here4"]
  ]
}

And my rust struct look like

#[derive(DeserializeRow)]
pub struct MyTableRow {
    pub id: String,
    pub action_ts_utc: DateTime<Utc>,
    pub joined_ts_utc: DateTime<Utc>,
    pub is_active: bool,
    pub name: String,
    pub description: String,
    pub for_distribution: bool,
    pub type: String,
}

So my select query would be like

SELECT id, action_ts_utc, name, description, for_distribution FROM myks.mytable WHERE id IN ('some_uuid_here1', 'some_uuid_here2', 'some_uuid_here3', 'some_uuid_here4');

And i will get an error, something like

TypeCheckError: Failed to type check the Rust type myapi::api::handlers::tables::mytable::schema::MyTableRow against CQL column types [Text, Boolean, Uuid, Int, Timestamp] : wrong column count: the statement operates on 5 columns, but the given rust types contains 1%  

Types can be different, it's just an example

I understand error, which says that columns I selected doesn't match with struct, and something like following not working too.

#[scylla(flavor = "enforce_order", skip_name_checks)]

Making struct fields optional doesn't working, also as #[scylla(skip)]

So how do i properly handle partial deserialization?