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Fix for invalid meta casting #61

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Fix for invalid meta casting #61

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@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ data class ThreadMessageImpl(
channelId = channelId,
userId = messageItem.uuid!!,
actions = messageItem.actions,
meta = messageItem.meta?.decode()?.let { it as Map<String, Any>? },
meta = messageItem.meta?.decode()?.let { it as? Map<String, Any>? },
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just to understand more, can it be anything else than a Map when it's not null in normal chat operation?

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In theory, I believe we could pass any JSON object we want, not just a Map. Moreover, the meta type, whether it's a Dictionary or not, should be consistent across all Chat platforms.

I just noticed that this casting will always fail if meta is nil. The fromDTO method, which is declared above the method I've corrected, has appropriate casting.

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please run ./gradlew ktlintFormat

@jguz-pubnub jguz-pubnub merged commit 6c680b8 into master Aug 28, 2024
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