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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::default()).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::new()).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::new().bigint(BigIntExportBehavior::Fail)).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::default()).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::new()).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
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for_bigint_types!(T -> |name| assert_eq!(crate::ts::inline::<T>(&Typescript::new().bigint(BigIntExportBehavior::Fail)).map_err(|e| e.to_string()),Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())));
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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// TODO: This required `inline` to work better on `Option<T>`
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. You can change this behavior by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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Err("Attempted to export \"\" but Specta configuration forbids exporting BigInt types (i64, u64, i128, u128) because we don't know if your se/deserializer supports it. If your using a serializer/deserializer that natively has support for BigInt types you can disable this warning by editing your `ExportConfiguration`!\n".into())
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