Use MessagePack instead of JSON serialization #12
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Apparently, JSON serialization had many flaws in the past and some of them might even hold true and can't be fixed. tldr: If you are using InfluxDB 1.4+, use the ResponseFormat.MessagePack when creating your InfluxDB client.
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Dear Henri.
Apparently, the default JSON serialization used under the hood when talking to InfluxDB had many flaws in the past and some of them might even hold true and can't be fixed. I found about about this when reading a bit into influxdata/influxdb-java#671, influxdata/influxdb-java#406, influxdata/influxdb-java#153 (comment) and square/moshi#192.
So, I would suggest to follow @fmachado's recommendation at influxdata/influxdb-java#440 (comment):
This patch implements just that.
With kind regards,
Andreas.