org.parceler.ParcelerRuntimeException: Unable to create ParcelableFactory for java.util.Collections$UnmodifiableRandomAccessList about parceler HOT 6 CLOSED

We, at least, should have a better error message. What does your bean look like that gives this exception?

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Sorry I forgot this issue...
I'm using parceler to pass an ArrayList<objects annotated with @Parcel> using Bundle so there's no beans involved...(I might be abusing parceler though)

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Oh, I see.. so you're doing the following:

Parceler.wrap(Collections.unmodifiableList(...));

I wouldn't call this an abuse... For performance reasons the Parcels utility class uses only the direct class to lookup the associated parceler factory class. Yes, these both are Lists, but they are different un-mapped types.

If we open up the pre-defined Parcelable types (change modifier from private to public) you could avoid using the Parceler.wrap() method and use the Parcelable directly:

new NonParcelRepository.ListParcelable(Collection.unmodifiableList()); //equivalent

Or maybe we could add another wrap method with a secondary parameter to solidify which Parcelable to use:

Parceler.wrap(List.class, Collections.unmodifiableList(...));

Thoughts?

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Yeah, that would work. I was thinking about dropping the Class parameter but thanks to type erasure, this is probably the only thing we can do....

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Done (78243d8). I also added your examples as part of the testing suite. Give it a whirl under version 0.2.13-SNAPSHOT.

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Perfect!

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