I have a generic class `Id<T>` where `T` is ...

# serialization

[alightgoesout]

I have a generic class Id<T> where T is not actually used for serialization/deserialization. I have written a custom serializer for it that I have declared on the class (@Serializable(with = IdSerializer::class) Id<T> {…}). The custom serializer is declared as KSerializer<Id<*>> and it does not take any parameter.
So far it works well, except that if I used it with a parameter that is not serializable (e.g., Id<User>), the compiler complains and I have to add a @Contextual annotation to the parameter.
Is there a way to specify that the parameter is ignored? (for instance, using an annotation)

[Dominaezzz]

This seems like a bug. If your custom serialiser is not generic then the plug-in just ignore the generic parameter.

[alightgoesout]

I have made a minimal repository to reproduce: https://github.com/alightgoesout/kotlinx-serialization-test
If you confirm this is not the expected behavior I will open an issue.