When I want to preserve a method, I have to call `->with(preserveAnotatedMethods())` to allow such behavior. Which is weird because you need to turn something on to turn something on. This scenario happens to me from time to time: - write a `.definition.php` ``` return valueObject(Something::class, [ 'field' => 'string', ]); ``` - run it - annotate `#[Preserve]` and make changes - run definition again to check it survived - preserved methods are gone because of forgotten `->with(preserveAnotatedMethods())` call Of course, `valueObject()` could contain `preserveAnotatedMethods()` (and it does), however I've still experienced this few times as I don't work only with `valueObject()`. As this would be backwards compatible change (only methods annotated with that attribute will be preserved), I can see no reason why it has to be applied explicitely. Any opinions? @jkuchar1 @jpudil