I have a simple `@Serializable` class with lots o...

# serialization

[Sujit]

I have a simple @Serializable class with lots of members like this:

@Serializable
    class TooManyMembers {
        val mem1: Int? = null
        val mem2: Int? = null
        .
        .
        .
        val mem248: Int? = null
    }

That's a class with 248 members. Instantiating this member with val obj = TooManyMembers() throws this error at runtime:

Too many arguments in method signature in class file SerializationTests$TooManyMembers
java.lang.ClassFormatError: Too many arguments in method signature in class file SerializationTests$TooManyMembers

If I remove just one member, no more of that error. Is that really a limit (247) with numbers of members one can have in a @Serializable class? What can I do if I have an object with more members? 247 seems way too low. This is with 0.14 and kotlin 1.3.61

[Fudge]

In what case would you want a class with 248 members?