Hi Debasish,
The idea of shading is actually to hide the dependencies of Flink from the
user, such that he can use his own dependencies with appropriate versions.
That means, you add jackson with jackson-module-scala into your application
jar without worrying about Flink's jackson at all (just tr
Hello -
Flink 1.11 uses a shaded version of Jackson for serialization, which does
not support jackson-module-scala. I need to register DefaultScalaModule for
some Scala object serialization through Jackson. But when I do a
mapper.registerModule(DefaultScalaModule), I get the following compilation
