Boris Gerretzen

I had exactly the same problem, for me it was solved by adding a password to my windows account.

> compare the t=caps for example Yup that indeed looks messed up. After taking a closer look the XML structure is custom built, this would also need to be done...

@mynameisbogdan @garfield69 I made some changes for the serialization of caps, it looks much more like the original XML now. It uses the `GetXDocument` function already present and converts this...

@mynameisbogdan, I know, but otherwise you have to maintain two versions of the same structure.

That's fine, I will rewrite it. The idea is then to have the same as below but instead of XDocument it's JObject? Or make an actual class out of this...

Right so why wrap all the things in `@attributes`, is that just so it can be converted to/from xml? I don't see why that is necessary. The current implementation is...

But when using the Json output it doesn't matter if the property I access is an XML element or an attribute. If someone wants that distinction they can use the...

First off all my apologies for the long delay on this, I was busy with other things. @mynameisbogdan I did some further investigation on how exactly the format should look...