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Fair enough. Although I'm not sure why one would want that behaviour given that there is no guarantee of ordering when a particular JSON file is processed with
by michaelmior 12y ago
Fair enough. Although I'm not sure why one would want that behaviour given that there is no guarantee of ordering when a particular JSON file is processed with any other library.
- mdaniel 12y agoI don't know what they do with it, but it's handy for writing tests against an expected JSON file: assert json.dumps(expected, sort_keys=True) == json.dumps(obj, sort_keys=True) # where expected was json.load()-ed and obj was produced by the function
- michaelmior 12y agoI don't understand your example and why you wouldn't just do assert expected == obj.