Serialize empty tags to actual json array/object#642
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Yeah I am not sure I'm inclined to add support for this. Jackson, in general, tries to steer clear of 2 general areas:
Obviously there's some amount of functionality that overlaps here, but in general complexity of structural transformations is such, for streaming/incremental reading/writing that it seems best left out. |
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Hello @cowtowncoder , I think it would be nice to serialize empty tag into actual array/objects (in some cases), not text value, in particular, as you can see from the added test case
<name><first/><last>[]</last></name>will be serialized as{"first":[],"last":"[]"}when using JsonNode, the empty tag first is serialized as an empty json array, not a text value.But I feel like that my solution is a bit hacky, do you have any hint?
Once #640 is merged I'll rebase this one.