and something else i tried to do which failed was `<http://client.post|client.post>&lt;List&lt;Users...

# ktor

[Nikky]

and something else i tried to do which failed was
<http://client.post|client.post><List<Users>>(...)

[Nikky]

this gets parsed properly by the json feature but it gets converted into CIOHttpResponse somewhere in the pipeline

and fails with

[Nikky]

https://gist.github.com/NikkyAI/058eb0a5e1184af9ba6082dda95fc6d7

[Nikky]

same for array, i did not test map yet, but i expect it to break too

[cy]

cc @e5l

[cy]

Could you please show your code?

[cy]

Most likely you need to setup serialization to deserialize lists properly

[Nikky]

once i make sure this is not jsut a stupid error in my test

[Nikky]

that part i did

[Nikky]

okay nevermind, it works, i had copypasted the test and changed everything except the path it called

[Nikky]

i am feeling so stupid

[cy]

Note that it is not "gets converted into CIOHttpResponse ", it is always CIOHttpResponse in the beginning

[cy]

perhaps we need to improve error message to avoid confusion

[Nikky]

oh and now kotlinx-serialization inserts the classname in the json.. damn, that breaks gson

[Nikky]

and this is unavoidable i nthe current state of ktor i guess.. maybe jackson can handle this.. i remember reading about that