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I found issue #14. I got the same behavior for enum class keys
If I'm using numeric keys, I see this output: { "infos": { "1": "3.0.0", "2": "3.0.0" } }
{ "infos": { "1": "3.0.0", "2": "3.0.0" } }
If I'm using enum class as key, then: { "infos": [ [ "main", "3.0.0" ], [ "none", "3.0.0" ] ] }
{ "infos": [ [ "main", "3.0.0" ], [ "none", "3.0.0" ] ] }
Please fix this issue if possible
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Hi @9241304 ,
I take it that the expected behaviour is for this to be treated like a normal map?
I'm pretty sure this can be easily fixed, thanks for pointing it out.
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I found issue #14.
I got the same behavior for enum class keys
If I'm using numeric keys, I see this output:
{ "infos": { "1": "3.0.0", "2": "3.0.0" } }
If I'm using enum class as key, then:
{ "infos": [ [ "main", "3.0.0" ], [ "none", "3.0.0" ] ] }
Please fix this issue if possible
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: