Stephen Russett

@asereda-gs no specific reason. Was just the default path based on the Immutables usage (where jackson mongo support was still "Experimental"), and jackson was being used for all non-mongo-Document Immutables....

@elucash GSON was/is being used because Spring Data has no way to convert a Document into a Immutable. Thus: https://github.com/immutables/immutables/issues/892#issuecomment-450590148, which provides a way to converts a Document to a...

@asereda-gs There is likely scenarios here where you will need both libs: Where you have nested immutables going on, there is no guarantee that those nested Immutables are all built...

@asereda-gs is it possible to have the Immutables jackson and gson codecs into a single registry? or if that does not make sense, can you explain a bit further on...

@asereda-gs your description is essentially using the existing GsonCodecs and JacksonCodecs classes? As a quick setup here, you could merge all the codecs together such as ```java CodecRegistry jacksonRegistry =...

@asereda-gs so to break this down a little further: 1. Assuming that there is no double codec mappings (a jackson and a gson mapping for the same class). You can...

@asereda-gs as another sceanrio, could you explain how the Jackson setup would work under the scearnio that everything is jackson? Do you have a sample of round trip of how...

Would be great to have this documented in the website read me with a few examples. As the Javax groups validation constraints seems like its really powerful for the use...

Also I am seeing warnings when using the mixin pattern `(immutables:incompat) Guava collection implementation does not allow null elements, @AllowNulls/@SkipNulls annotation will be ignored. Switch Style.jdkOnly=true to use collections that...

@leonard84 The reason for the mixing of the frameworks was Spock provided better error introspection for deeply nested and lines such as: ```groovy ... where: event verifyAll already applies implicit...