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fix(source): add serializer for links in sources #6013
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a Pydantic field serializer for the href attribute on the Link model so that URLs are rendered as strings when serializing.
- Imported
field_serializerfrom Pydantic. - Defined
serialize_hrefonLinkto convertAnyHttpUrltostr.
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src/dispatch/data/source/models.py:110
- Add a unit test to verify that serializing a
Linkinstance correctly convertshrefto a string in the output JSON.
@field_serializer("href")
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This PR adds a Pydantic field serializer for the
hrefattribute on theLinkmodel so that URLs are rendered as strings when serializing.