Jeff Schnitzer
Jeff Schnitzer
Addresses issue #81
Certain names are guaranteed to inflame tensions. Putting "Province of China" in the text makes it unsuitable for exposure in user interfaces in the vast majority of the world. "Taiwan"...
Unfortunately "Province of China" is not acceptable in the western world, where my customers are. This is an english-language library. There are less touchy issues with other names as well;...
I think you overestimate how quickly material-ui advances...
At least with `Instant`, I don't think it's very common to consider millisecond-precision (or nanosecond-precision) comparisons. Unless you're working in physics, one is generally either bigger or less than the...
It's hard to imagine this has anything to do with the JSOG code since there's almost no code there; it just makes a slight tweak to the serialization/deserialization of references....
P.S. Tatu if you have a better suggestion for how to structure JSON so that non-Java environments can deserialize cyclic object references, I'd love to hear it. Using scalar values...
Is it possible to enhance that error message so that it shows the toString() of the id? Maybe that will help clarify. Regarding XML/YAML - they both have references built...
To add some experimental results: It appears that `new Tag().setName()` is enough to create a tag for tagging, though there's a really weird problem. If you want to untag, you...
To illustrate, this appears to be the code necessary: ``` public static void tag(final String companyId, final String tagName, final boolean present) { final Company company = new Company().setCompanyID(companyId); if...