Diego Guidi

> This may be because of something you're doing My code looks ok, I think. ``` Response(HttpStatusCode.BadRequest, r => r .Description("TextStuff")) ``` maybe is simply something fixed il later versions

> your HttpStatusCode.BadRequest is being changed into an int I'm pretty sure I'm using explicit method that takes HttpStatusCode enum > The type should not be SearchGroupDTO since it's only...

> It seems like you're doing two different things somehow. yep, I've used integer only in the single declaration you've seen > How are you setting the types? ``` Describe[controller.GetByIdOpId]...

this is not a valid GeoJSON file, at least as far as I know. what do you expect as result from this input?

@FObermaier I think the comma is accepted by the "legacy" geoJSON parser, but the error is related to the missing coordinate values that are actually not handled. See test case...

the code you posted is [valid json](https://jsonlint.com/) but [invalid geojson](https://geojsonlint.com/)  ```json { "type": "FeatureCollection", "features": [{ "type": "Feature", "id": "d2673d31-6adc-4ea2-84c0-019202b6c415", "properties": { "name": "FeatureName2", "longitude": -118.2276, "latitude": 41.980499, "state":...

This looks a valid geojson of an empty polygon, that is not serialized correctly by GeoJSON library (but serialized correctly by GeoJSON4STJ) ```json { "type": "Feature", "id": "955r48cb-129f-44ce-a229-cbd065a67bcf", "properties": {...

> I need to know if nts discards these null values @vgallego the simple answer is "no": NTS as a library currenyly handles only valid data, and throws an error...

The JSON looks it's not a valid geojson: please check with a geojson validator that you can find online

Do you serialized a polygon using just the coordinate converter? Actually, it's hard to understand to me what is the problem are you facing, or the task are you trying...