Hi
Am 2025-10-30 23:24, schrieb Dmytro Kulyk:
If we go in that direction, I’d suggest keeping the name
#[NoSerialize], because it’s more general and clearly describes the
action rather than the failure mode.
#[NotSerializable] reads more like an error state, while
#[NoSerialize] works naturally for both contexts — skipping properties
silently and preventing class serialization (by throwing).
This way, the attribute name remains short and declarative, while the
actual behavior (throwing vs skipping) can be determined by where it’s
applied — on a class or on a property — without introducing another
attribute.
That makes sense to me and I don't have a suggestion for a better name.
Best regards
Tim Düsterhus
