Bernardo Sulzbach

> But hey, you do some typos as well, so touché. Yeah, you got me. > I was asked for my opinion by Ralf, and this was my feedback. Feel...

Location was made Serializable. Why is it so?

> Location is used as field in the ParseException and the exception class is serializable because every exception extends Throwable. I see. Well, it looks like a good pull request...

Good luck. What I really liked about this library is that it's just a clean Java JSON library. No reflection, no nonsensical casts, and a quite lean API.

@pbi-qfs why would char[] objects become JSON strings? Seems counter-intuitive, even though the conversion always works. This is creating a single exception to the "an array goes in, an array...

I understand, but the library should not cause surprises. And while a string is a string, a char[] is an array. I don't think I will use this stuff anytime...

Edit: I n00bed and forgot that there is hashing already being done, so except for doing it more it doesn't bring anything new to the table. Performance impact for sure,...

This project is mostly unmaintained, as far as I know. I would suggest either forking it or migrating to a new JSON dependency if this is giving you problems. Don't...

@sbernard31 can you tell me on which JVMs (versions too) you were able to reproduce this problem?

IIRC I convinced myself at some point that this was a JDK issue, as the apparent race condition seemed to be fine according to the language specification. I have a...