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Bump kotlinx-serialization-cbor from 1.3.1 to 1.3.2 #110

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Bumps kotlinx-serialization-cbor from 1.3.1 to 1.3.2.

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1.3.2

This release contains several features and bugfixes for core API as well as for HOCON format. It uses Kotlin 1.6.10 by default.

Serializing objects to HOCON

It's now possible to encode Kotlin objects to Config values with new Hocon.encodeToConfig function. This feature may help edit existing configs inside Kotlin program or generate new ones.

Big thanks to Osip Fatkullin for implementing this.

Polymorphic default serializers

As of now, polymorphicDefault clause inside SerializersModule { } builder specifies a fallback serializer to be used only during deserialization process. A new function has been introduced to allow setting fallback serializer for serialization: polymorphicDefaultSerializer. This function should ease serializing vast hierarchies of third-party or Java classes.

Note that there are two new experimental functions, polymorphicDefaultSerializer and polymorphicDefaultDeserializer. To avoid naming confusion, we are going to deprecate polymorphicDefault in favor of polymorphicDefaultDeserializer in the next minor release (1.4.0).

Credit for the PR goes to our contributor Joseph Burton.

Other improvements

Bugfixes

  • Properly handle top-level value classes in encodeToJsonElement (#1777)
  • Fix incorrect handling of object end when JsonTreeReader (JsonElement) is used with decodeToSequence (#1782)
Changelog

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1.3.2 / 2021-12-23

This release contains several features and bugfixes for core API as well as for HOCON format. It uses Kotlin 1.6.10 by default.

Serializing objects to HOCON

It's now possible to encode Kotlin objects to Config values with new Hocon.encodeToConfig function. This feature may help edit existing configs inside Kotlin program or generate new ones.

Big thanks to Osip Fatkullin for implementing this.

Polymorphic default serializers

As of now, polymorphicDefault clause inside SerializersModule { } builder specifies a fallback serializer to be used only during deserialization process. A new function has been introduced to allow setting fallback serializer for serialization: polymorphicDefaultSerializer. This function should ease serializing vast hierarchies of third-party or Java classes.

Note that there are two new experimental functions, polymorphicDefaultSerializer and polymorphicDefaultDeserializer. To avoid naming confusion, we are going to deprecate polymorphicDefault in favor of polymorphicDefaultDeserializer in the next minor release (1.4.0).

Credit for the PR goes to our contributor Joseph Burton.

Other improvements

Bugfixes

  • Properly handle top-level value classes in encodeToJsonElement (#1777)
  • Fix incorrect handling of object end when JsonTreeReader (JsonElement) is used with decodeToSequence (#1782)
Commits
  • 15a4dd2 Prepare 1.3.2 release
  • 8c93430 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into dev
  • 02fe708 Update to 1.6.10
  • 261490a Hocon encoder implementation (#1740)
  • 77aa167 HOCON: parse strings into integers and booleans if possible (#1795)
  • a33ef02 Properly handle top-level value classes in encodeToJsonElement (#1777)
  • 4c30fcf Fixed a naming bug in Json kdocs (#1794)
  • 1b2344f Fix incorrect handling of object end when JsonTreeReader (JsonElement) is use...
  • 9755adc Reduce core module coverage bound
  • 51ccccf Update Kover to 0.4.2 (#1772)
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