Can't derive Schema for a case class with 23+ fields and an overloaded apply method

[ghostdogpr]

Reproducer: https://scastie.scala-lang.org/kw7lsgdOQtyGMrEz3gaUMA

import zio.schema.*

case class A(
    s1: String,
    s2: String,
    s3: String,
    s4: String,
    s5: String,
    s6: String,
    s7: String,
    s8: String,
    s9: String,
    s10: String,
    s11: String,
    s12: String,
    s13: String,
    s14: String,
    s15: String,
    s16: String,
    s17: String,
    s18: String,
    s19: String,
    s20: String,
    s21: String,
    s22: String,
    s23: String
) derives Schema

object A {
  def apply(i: Int): A =
    A(
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString,
      i.toString
    )
}

This fails to compile with:

value derived is not a member of object zio.schema.Schema.
An extension method was tried, but could not be fully constructed:

    ???

    failed with:

        Exception occurred while executing macro expansion.
        java.lang.AssertionError: assertion failed: The symbol `apply` is overloaded. The method Select.unique can only be used for non-overloaded symbols.
        	at scala.runtime.Scala3RunTime$.assertFailed(Scala3RunTime.scala:8)
        	at scala.quoted.runtime.impl.QuotesImpl$reflect$Select$.unique(QuotesImpl.scala:536)
        	at scala.quoted.runtime.impl.QuotesImpl$reflect$Select$.unique(QuotesImpl.scala:534)
        	at zio.schema.DeriveSchema.appliedConstructor$1(DeriveSchema.scala:281)
        	at zio.schema.DeriveSchema.$anonfun$47$$anonfun$1(DeriveSchema.scala:285)
        	at zio.schema.DeriveSchema.$anonfun$47(DeriveSchema.scala:285)
        	at zio.schema.DeriveSchema.$anonfun$adapted$18(DeriveSchema.scala:285)
        	...

For case classes with 22 or less fields, there is no error even though there is an overloaded apply.
Is there any way to bypass this limitation?

[plokhotnyuk]

@ghostdogpr Thanks for reporting!

Currently there is a limitation for applied constructors to don't have overloads in case of more than 22 fields.

No workarounds, so to overcome the compiler error need to avoid any overload of apply for such big case classes.