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Current serializing strategy is using default JDK serializer, which uses object identity(==) when serializing circular references. But sometimes its a better idea to use object equality(equals & hashcode methods) so users can have more control.
So we can supply optional serializing strategy to use with @JsonIdentityInfo annotation.
p.s: You can look at this issue for more details, which I posted earlier thinking that this missing feature was a bug.
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Current serializing strategy is using default JDK serializer, which uses object identity(==) when serializing circular references. But sometimes its a better idea to use object equality(equals & hashcode methods) so users can have more control.
So we can supply optional serializing strategy to use with @JsonIdentityInfo annotation.
p.s: You can look at this issue for more details, which I posted earlier thinking that this missing feature was a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: