Subj example Rust Playground
Anyone knows if it is intended?
Seems weird behavior to me, but I cannot create issue on serde as some "smart" guy put me into black list for no reason
P.s. if it looks like a bug, please report it to serde
Subj example Rust Playground
Anyone knows if it is intended?
Seems weird behavior to me, but I cannot create issue on serde as some "smart" guy put me into black list for no reason
P.s. if it looks like a bug, please report it to serde
String literal"lolka" is not a valid JSON string. "/"lolka/"" is.
Edit: Somehow I was confused it with serde_json::Value. Please ignore it.
Umm this has nothing to do with json?
I directly supply deserialiezer to my Deserialize implementation.
If you change StrDeserialzier to BorrowedStrDeserializer it would work
I believe that is the intended behavior. Youβre trying to borrow data from the &str by trying to deserialize to a &str. This is exactly what BorrowedStrSerializer is for. StrDeserializer just stores a &str for deserialization but does not allow it to be borrowed from.
Looks like Germany is the official sponsor for Serde deserialization