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Starting to think that may be a `` directive in each of the collection types would result in a less confusing API. Exposing a top level method for checking a...

@blaskovicz This PR is probably not going to land soon (chances are I'll rewrite it), but if you want you can check if `v1.1.0-beta` suits your needs. If you're feeling...

Thanks for the suggestion @tyro-jason. It's not something I've had a need for myself, but I think it would be a good fit for this project. I'm not sure I'd...

Hi @pauloavelar, Thanks for your kind words, and your interest in the package. I think your proposal makes sense, and it's something I've been thinking of implementing myself. I'm probably...

If I understand correctly, that sounds like it would be a more powerful solution than my initial suggestion, and therefore better. My understanding is something like this: ```go ja.AssertContainsf(`{"a": 1,...

Thank you @pauloavelar for doing this research and getting back to me. I'm not convinced I agree with the way Spring does things in this regard. I'm starting work on...

Just a quick update: I ended up doing a bit of refactoring (currently in master, not released) that would make this change easier and I've started working on the `implement-assertf`...

@sazzer Thanks for submitting this issue. This package will print the whole string being given if it's not valid JSON. So if you pass in something that's ALMOST correct JSON...

> tl;dr: Consider using [kinbiko/jisho-alfred](https://github.com/kinbiko/jisho-alfred) until this project is ported to Python 3. I've been a big fan of this project for a very long time myself, and I hope...

The escaped `\,` is correct. This was reported and verified as a mistake in the RFC in the errata: https://www.rfc-editor.org/errata/eid3846.