Use a default serializer that is not only for date types #664
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| """default function for packing datetime objects in JSON.""" | ||
| """DEPRECATED: Use jupyter_client.jsonutil.json_default""" | ||
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| "date_default is deprecated. Use jupyter_client.jsonutil.json_default.", stacklevel=2 |
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Would you care to add a since version XXX, I don't know if you want to do 7.0 or backport. But I think that will help users to transition.
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I will do it :)
Should we do backports to 6.x.x? I would actually not mind doing it, and it's not that big of a change, and not backward-incompatible.
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Is it ready to be merged? |
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I guess I still need to process #664 (comment) But the question is what should be the comment? Should it be |
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Done :) |
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Not quite yet :-) |
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This would allow making more general changes here. I am also adding serialization of bytes type into base64.
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This would allow making more general changes here. I am also adding serialization of bytes type into base64.
For more context, this is going in the direction of ipython/ipykernel#706. This allows getting rid of the
json_cleanfunction, moving the bytes treatment from ipykernel to jupyter_client when actually doing the serializion of the object.