The current docs (and old Wiki) detail kotlinx.serialization support for JSON columns before mentioning that the underlying json() accepts any generic serialization/deserialization combo.
This gives the wrong impression that it is not possible to use libraries like Jackson or GSON instead.
The docs now explain clearly that the choice of JSON serialization/deserialization library is left to the user and also includes a comparative example of column definition with Jackson.
The current docs (and old Wiki) detail
kotlinx.serializationsupport for JSON columns before mentioning that the underlyingjson()accepts any generic serialization/deserialization combo. This gives the wrong impression that it is not possible to use libraries like Jackson or GSON instead.The docs now explain clearly that the choice of JSON serialization/deserialization library is left to the user and also includes a comparative example of column definition with Jackson.