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Accessing State in System.Text.Json Custom Converters

18th October 202224th October 2022 Steve Gordon Leave a comment

In this post, I describe several techniques that can provide additional state to custom JsonConverters when using System.Text.Json. While building the new .NET client for Elasticsearch, one of the key objectives I gave myself was to move away from the internal Utf8Json-based serializer used in v7. The obvious choice was to look at redesigning the […]

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