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NThis is normal when you don't have a transformer set, it turns your types into a type which will survive normal JSON deserialisation
NYes exactly, all types get wrapped when you haven't set a transformer, because things like Date will become string
Ntransformers are recommended in the docs
NIf you’re using createCaller for testing then there’s no network layer so I imagine you don’t get the types wrapped
NYou won't get any new behaviour from the defaultTransformer anyway
NYou need superjson
NYou don't have to use a transformer, your types will just show up with those wrappers and if you haven't used special types they'll be structurally the same
Nsuperjson obviously has to do synchronous work so has overhead, but it's not slow enough to worry about it.
NAh yes, that makes sense. I think it was added in 10.7 or something (don't quote me on that)
NThe behaviour was always there, just the types were lying I believe