Seems like SimpleJson didn't recognise the Dictionary and treated it as an IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, Profile>> instead, serializing its properties "Key" and "Value".
The problem lies in line 1015 in the method SimpleJson.SerializeValue:
IDictionary<string, object> dict = value as IDictionary<string, object>;
That won't find dictionaries of any other value type than object, which is a useless type because you can't do anything with it. In my case, that's Profile instead of object.
Deserialize this JSON
into this class
and you get a dictionary with one key of "production" and its value containing "localhost" and "root".
Serialize it back to JSON and (after some formatting, see #79) you get
Seems like SimpleJson didn't recognise the Dictionary and treated it as an
IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, Profile>>
instead, serializing its properties "Key" and "Value".The problem lies in line 1015 in the method SimpleJson.SerializeValue:
That won't find dictionaries of any other value type than
object
, which is a useless type because you can't do anything with it. In my case, that'sProfile
instead ofobject
.