I have a curious case here. I used <https://start....

# ktor

[Christian Lippka]

I have a curious case here. I used https://start.ktor.io/ to start a new project, I leave everything default and only added two plugins
• Pebble
• kotlinx.serialization
Now if these two blocks here

install(ContentNegotiation) {
  json()
}

install(Pebble) {
    loader(ClasspathLoader().apply {
        prefix = "templates"
    })
}

are executed in this order, going to /pebble-index gives me an exception on the backend

kotlinx.serialization.SerializationException: Serializer for class 'PebbleContent' is not found.

As soon as I change the order how those two blocks are called without changing anything else it works as expected.

Is there something I’m missing or not understanding or should a file an issue for this?

To reproduce you just have to download a template with those two plugins and in Application.kt switch the order of

configureSerialization()
        configureTemplating()

to toggle the error.

It looks like the order of those calls in Application.kt depends on the order you added those plugins in the web ui.

[Aleksei Tirman [JB]]

I’ve created an issue.