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Improves u128/i128 handling #1679

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@bkchr bkchr commented Nov 21, 2019

Besides that it makes it possible to have u128/i128 in buffered Content.

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c410-f3r commented Dec 7, 2019

ping @dtolnay
ICE was probably fixed by #66669 and latest nightly now compiles the serde test suite

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ping @bkchr @dtolnay

What is the status of this PR? If possible, I would like to tackle any kind of problem that is blocking this fix.

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bkchr commented Dec 19, 2019

Yeah, I'm waiting for a review :)

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frol commented Feb 10, 2020

@dtolnay We have bumped into serde-rs/json#505 issue which is supposedly resolved by serde-rs/json#586 which seem to require this PR to be merged. I wonder if this is considered by design or it will eventually be fixed

Thank you for your hard work!

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Hi folks -- it looks like this PR was motivated by serde-rs/json#586 but unfortunately I wasn't able to accept that one, so I'll close this one as well. Thanks anyway! I am still interested in getting JSON arbitrary precision numbers working with the tag & flatten attributes but it seems it will need a somewhat different design.

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