fix: Default JSON serializer instance is not affected by any global settings. #2613
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…ettings. This partially superceeds #2610 and it's a better approach overall as our serializar is not created using the global settings at all, so we don't need to override global settings. Note that JsonConvert.Deserialize uses JsonSerializer.CreateDefault that relies on global settings, and then applies any specific settings. In turn we use JsonSerializer.Create that only applies specific settings. By not using JsonConvert we have stopped being affected by global settings at all. The test from #2610 remains and proves this approach works. Possibly fixes #2611
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Fixes: - #2613 Default JSON serializer is not affected by gloabl JSON settings. - #2630 Tune authorization token staleness and validity windows so that it doesn't overlap with Metadata Server authorization token caching. Features: - #2616 Makes batch response handling more efficient, particularly benefiting large responses.
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Fixes: - #2613 Default JSON serializer is not affected by gloabl JSON settings. - #2630 Tune authorization token staleness and validity windows so that it doesn't overlap with Metadata Server authorization token caching. Features: - #2616 Makes batch response handling more efficient, particularly benefiting large responses.
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This partially superceeds #2610 and it's a better approach overall as our serializar is not created using the global settings at all, so we don't need to override global settings. Note that JsonConvert.Deserialize uses JsonSerializer.CreateDefault that relies on global settings, and then applies any specific settings. In turn we use JsonSerializer.Create that only applies specific settings. By not using JsonConvert we have stopped being affected by global settings at all. The test from #2610 remains and proves this approach works.
Possibly fixes #2611