IMO, I think it would better serve the project if were to remove it
completely and replace it with jackson.
On 3/15/19 14:06, Bruce Schuchardt wrote:
I've removed use of geode-json in non-test code and I'd like to remove
it completely and just add a dependency on a org.json package in a
Maven repository. The only one available is org.json though, so
here's the question: Is acceptable to use org.json with it's silly
license (see below) if we're not including it in our distribution?
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Note: We can't use openjson, which is what geode-json is based on,
because it's packaged as com.github.openjson instead of org.json.
