Write error trait to schema #348
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This removes the error trait from the filter that filters out what traits are written into the schema. This trait is needed when serializing exceptions, as there is no access to the actual value when the structure is being created.
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This removes the error trait from the filter that filters out what traits are written into the schema. This trait is needed when serializing exceptions, as there is no access to the actual value when the structure is being created.
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