Inada Naoki

I'm strong -1 to change. msgpack is widely used format like JSON. I feel your idea should be implemented as new other serialization format.

64bit integer is supported already. This issue is for very long (4GB+) binary data. I don't want it.

I think it should be application's matter, since msgpack should keep compatibility with old data.

I dislike to extend msgpack format. I like stable format like JSON.

I think supporting every usecase makes msgpack complicated. I don't want to use complicated format.

msgpack spec specifies format, not semantics. The words "sequence of" just means how elements of array and map are stored. How it should be decoded is completely different thing.

What is the LICENSE for? Redistributing the specification? Using format described in specification? I think you can use format freely since format is not protected by Copyright. In other words,...

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