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Fix Akka.Remote serialization exception bubbling and messages #5072

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Closes #5062

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Not fixed

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Addresses a totally different problem and introduces new ones.

var o = new object();
var ex = o.Invoking(s => MessageSerializer.Deserialize((ExtendedActorSystem)Sys, serialized)).Should()
.Throw<SerializationException>()
.WithMessage("Failed to deserialize object with serialization id [6] (manifest []).")
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This literally reproduces the error we want to get rid of in #5062

//.WithInnerExceptionExactly<SerializationException>()
//.WithMessage("Failed to deserialize object with serialization id [11] (manifest [E]).")
.WithInnerExceptionExactly<SerializationException>()
.WithMessage("Failed to deserialize object with serialization id [13] (manifest [SM]).");
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Your use case and reproduction here is wrong - need to have a scenario where SomeMessage isn't registered at all, not that it fails during deserialization.

The goal of this bug is to unpack the inner exception and throw that - so the user gets a clear error message: that the payload carried by an ActorSelection couldn't be found because of a missing manifest, not that the ActorSelection itself couldn't be deserialized.

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LGTM

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@Aaronontheweb Aaronontheweb merged commit 6a7373f into akkadotnet:dev Jun 9, 2021
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Akka.Remote: MessageContainerSerializer throws misleading error message when can't deserialize payload
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