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With #3 closed, there's only really one thing in the JSON data model that you can't represent in Gura, and that's objects with keys that don't conform to the normal requirements.
If Gura intetionally doesn't support this, then it might be a good idea to specify, as part of the spec, what generic serializers/deserializers should do when provided such keys, so that behaviour can be standardised.
eg.
Error.
Convert to a valid name according to some predefined rules.
Something else?
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With #3 closed, there's only really one thing in the JSON data model that you can't represent in Gura, and that's objects with keys that don't conform to the normal requirements.
If Gura intetionally doesn't support this, then it might be a good idea to specify, as part of the spec, what generic serializers/deserializers should do when provided such keys, so that behaviour can be standardised.
eg.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: