v0.8.0

• This version of serde_json requires Serde ^0.8
• Unit enum variants are now serialized as strings, for example enum E { First, Second } will be serialized as "First" rather than the old format {"First":[]}; deserialization is supported from both formats (#76)
• Improved heuristic for serializing floating point values, for example 1.7976931348623157e308 instead of 17976931348623157000000000000000000000000...0000000000000 (#88)
• Parsing large numbers now results in an error rather than f64::INFINITY (#114)
• Object/ArrayBuilder::unwrap() has been renamed to build() to reflect the fact that they do not panic (#93)
• Value::as_string() has been renamed to as_str() and Value::as_boolean() has been renamed to as_bool() to improve consistency (#92)
• The serde_json::Error::FromUtf8 variant has been removed; this error was impossible to trigger (#106)
• The serde_json::ser::escape_bytes function has been removed; this function was never intended to be public and there are no known uses (#94)
• The nightly-testing feature has been renamed to unstable-testing to align with community practices (#111)
• Fix incorrectly placed brackets when serializing to_value of a newtype struct (#77)

v0.8.0-rc1

Release 0.8.0-rc1

v0.7.4

• Fix preserve_order feature flag (#91)
• Speed up serialization of integers and strings (#87 and #89)

v0.7.3

• Correctly escape ASCII control characters in strings (#85)

v0.7.2

• Adds a preserve_order feature to use LinkedHashMap instead of BTreeMap in Value::Object (#80)

v0.7.1

• Improved ergonomics: ToJson, FromStr, ToString (#63 and #64)
• RFC6901 JSON pointer implementation for Value (#41)
• lookup(&str) is deprecated in favor of the new pointer(&str) (#41)
• Bugfix related to missing_field (#61)

v0.6.1

Release 0.6.1

v0.7.0

Release 0.7.0

v0.6.0

Release 0.6.0