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Inheriting from a generic class, which uses an annotated table definition causes fields to get lost #3443
changed the title [-]Inheriting from generic defined as table does not add field to subclass[/-][+]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses a annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/+]on Jul 31, 2026
changed the title [-]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses a annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/-][+]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses an annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/+]on Jul 31, 2026
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[-]Inheriting from generic defined as table does not add field to subclass[/-][+]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses a annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/+][-]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses a annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/-][+]Inheriting from a generic class, which uses an annotated table definition causes fields to get lost[/+]