Andrey Upadyshev

That’s quite strange. Are you able to reproduce it with any key/value? Is it stable (every time you read it is corrupted like this) or flips between correct and corrupted?...

Hi, There was only one reason for json11 library: a simple and convenient C++ API. Btw, that project was more alive at the time I've started to use it. Now...

As I know, nlohmann is much slower: https://github.com/miloyip/nativejson-benchmark and it does not support stream writing (correct me if I’m wrong), which means that user has always create an intermediate DOM...

Have you seen boost.json? It seems that it has a good [performance](http://vinniefalco.github.io/doc/json/json/benchmarks.html) and also quite modern,

The json parser in property tree is a joke. unsuitable for anything serious.

AFAIK from HTTP API perspective, watches are done via blocking queries. Ppconsul already supports blocking queries although in a quite limited way.

Yes, supporting async callbacks or something similar would be great. It's quite pity there is no standard C++ approach for this. From implementation perspective I can only think about something...

@bkannadassan it’s not planned yet. The problem is that there is no standard mechanism in C++ to implement it and regardless of the way I chose there will be projects...

Ppconsul uses libcurl easy API which is blocking so it’s *not possible* to make Ppconsul truly asynchronous (i.e. not blocking the execution thread for the request time) without complete rewrite...

In addition to the lack of delta metrics there are other Prometheus limitations comparing to OpenTelemetry (OTLP): 1. Timestamp precision: milliseconds for Prometheus, nanoseconds for OTLP (Actual precision depends on...