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I feel like that's fine since both things go hand in hand anyway. And if choosing the JSON-format comes with a rather high amount of contract-breaches it might

by ablob 10mo ago

I feel like that's fine since both things go hand in hand anyway. And if choosing the JSON-format comes with a rather high amount of contract-breaches it might just be easier to switch that instead of fixing the contract.

peterkelly 10mo ago
Unless a violation of that contract can lead to a crash or security vulnerability...
- ablob 10mo ago
  The post is about changing the serialization-format so enforcing contracts becomes esier; and I am defending the post, so I don't understand what you're hinting at here.
- happymellon 10mo ago
  Then reject the request if it is incomplete?