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Author: chaokunyang <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Mon Nov 3 15:38:44 2025 +0000

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@@ -1069,7 +1069,7 @@ Note: Static data types (non-dynamic types) are secure by 
nature and not subject
 - **Type registry errors**: An error like `TypeId ... not found in type_info 
registry` means the type was never registered with the current `Fory` instance. 
Confirm that every serializable struct or trait implementation calls 
`fory.register::<T>(type_id)` before serialization and that the same IDs are 
reused on the deserialize side.
 - **Quick error lookup**: Prefer the static constructors on 
`fory_core::error::Error` (`Error::type_mismatch`, `Error::invalid_data`, 
`Error::unknown`, etc.) rather than instantiating variants manually. This keeps 
diagnostics consistent and makes opt-in panics work.
 - **Panic on error for backtraces**: Toggle `FORY_PANIC_ON_ERROR=1` (or 
`true`) alongside `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` when running tests or binaries to panic at 
the exact site an error is constructed. Reset the variable afterwards to avoid 
aborting user-facing code paths.
-- **Struct field tracing**: Add the `#[fory_debug]` attribute alongside 
`#[derive(ForyObject)]` to tell the macro to emit hook invocations for that 
type. Once compiled with debug hooks, call `set_before_write_field_func`, 
`set_after_write_field_func`, `set_before_read_field_func`, or 
`set_after_read_field_func` (from `fory-core/src/serializer/struct_.rs`) to 
plug in custom callbacks, and use `reset_struct_debug_hooks()` when you want 
the defaults back.
+- **Struct field tracing**: Add the `#[fory(debug)]` attribute (or 
`#[fory(debug = true)]`) alongside `#[derive(ForyObject)]` to tell the macro to 
emit hook invocations for that type. Once compiled with debug hooks, call 
`set_before_write_field_func`, `set_after_write_field_func`, 
`set_before_read_field_func`, or `set_after_read_field_func` (from 
`fory-core/src/serializer/struct_.rs`) to plug in custom callbacks, and use 
`reset_struct_debug_hooks()` when you want the defaults back.
 - **Lightweight logging**: Without custom hooks, enable 
`ENABLE_FORY_DEBUG_OUTPUT=1` to print field-level read/write events emitted by 
the default hook functions. This is especially useful when investigating 
alignment or cursor mismatches.
 - **Test-time hygiene**: Some integration tests expect `FORY_PANIC_ON_ERROR` 
to remain unset. Export it only for focused debugging sessions, and prefer 
`cargo test --features tests -p tests --test <case>` when isolating failing 
scenarios.
 


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