We started using Gson when we started this project, then pulled in Jolt that uses Jackson under the hoods. We should just stick with Jackson. It is Springs default reducing configuration.
There is also a .jackson-kotlin-module that respects kotlins null safety during deserialisation which will eliminate some custom validation in our bridge file parser.
We started using Gson when we started this project, then pulled in Jolt that uses Jackson under the hoods. We should just stick with Jackson. It is Springs default reducing configuration.
There is also a .jackson-kotlin-module that respects kotlins null safety during deserialisation which will eliminate some custom validation in our bridge file parser.