Parse error when StrEnum is unioned with int in dataclass field

[BrendanMartin]

• Dataclass Wizard version: 0.22.3
• Python version: 3.11
• Operating System: Windows 10

Description

I'm trying to have a dataclass field take on either a StrEnum or an int. Using from_dict() works when StrEnum is used, but unioned with int throws a parse error.

What I Did

In the examples below, Example works but Example2 throws a parse error:

class Value(StrEnum):
    DEFAULT = 'default'

@dataclass
class Example(JSONWizard):
    test: Value

# Works
d = {'test': 'default'}
example = Example.from_dict(d)


@dataclass
class Example2(JSONWizard):
    test: Value | int

# Error
d2 = {'test': 'default'}
example2 = Example2.from_dict(d2)

Here's the error output:

>       raise ParseError(
            TypeError('Object was not in any of Union types'),
            o, [p.base_type for p in self.parsers],
            tag_key=self.tag_key
        )
E       dataclass_wizard.errors.ParseError: Failure parsing field `test` in class `Example2`. Expected a type [<enum 'Value'>, <class 'int'>], got str.
E         value: 'default'
E         error: Object was not in any of Union types
E         tag_key: '__tag__'
E         json_object: '{"test": "default"}'

[rnag]

It's a known issue. I commented on #67, which is AFAIK the same problem.

As it's the same issue, I am going to close this in favor of above. Will add a note that Union with StrEnum / Enum behaves the same way.