[API]: Bump kotlinx-serialization-json from 1.0.1 to 1.1.0 in /noty-api

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Bumps kotlinx-serialization-json from 1.0.1 to 1.1.0.

Release notes

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1.1.0

This release contains all features and bugfixes from 1.1.0-RC plus an additional fix for incorrect exception type (#1325 — Throw SerializationException instead of IllegalStateException in EnumSerializer) and uses release version of Kotlin 1.4.30.

In the light of JCenter shutdown, starting from 1.1.0-RC and now on, all new releases of kotlinx.serialization are published directly to Maven Central and therefore are not available in https://kotlin.bintray.com/kotlinx/ repository. We suggest you to remove jcenter() and other kotlin bintray repositories from your buildscripts and to use mavenCentral() repository instead.

1.1.0-RC

This is a release candidate of 1.1.0 version. Note that final 1.1.0 version may include more features and bugfixes, which would be listed in the corresponding changelog.

Kotlin version requirement updated

Due to changes in calling conventions between compiler plugin and serialization core runtime, this release requires Kotlin version at least 1.4.30-M1 (we recommend using 1.4.30 release version). However, these changes should not affect your code, because only deprecated functions were removed from public API. See corresponding PR for the details.

Experimental support for inline classes (IR only)

Using 1.1.0-RC, you can mark inline classes as @Serializable and use them in other serializable classes. Unsigned integer types (UByte, UShort, UInt and ULong) are serializable as well and have special support in JSON. This feature requires Kotlin compiler 1.4.30-RC and enabling new IR compilers for JS and JVM.

You can learn more in the documentation and corresponding pull request.

Other features

• Add serializerOrNull function for KType and Type arguments (#1164)
• Allow shared prefix names in Properties (#1183) (thanks to TorRanfelt)
• Add support for encoding/decoding Properties values as Strings (#1158) (thanks to daniel-jasinski)

Bugfixes and performance improvements

• Support contextual serialization for derived classes (#1277) (thanks to Martin Raison)
• Ensure serialization is usable from K/N background thread (#1282)
• Fail on primitive type overflow during JsonElement deserialization (#1300)
• Throw SerializationException instead of ISE when encountering an invalid boolean in JSON (#1299)
• Optimize the loop for writing large varints in ProtoBuf (#1294)
• Fix serializing property with custom accessors and backing field (#1197)
• Optimize check for missing fields in deserialization and improve MissingFieldException message (#1153)
• Improved support of nullable serializer in @UseSerializers annotation (#1195)
• Correctly escape keys in JsonObject.toString() (#1246) (thanks to Karlatemp)
• Treat Collection as ArrayList in serializer by type lookups (#1257)
• Do not try to end structure in encode/decode structure extensions if an exception has been thrown, so the original exception will be propagated (#1201)
• Properly cache serial names in order to improve performance of JSON parser with strict mode (#1209)
• Fix dynamic serialization for nullable values (#1199) (thanks to ankushg)

Changelog

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1.1.0 / 2021-02-17

This release contains all features and bugfixes from 1.1.0-RC plus an additional fix for incorrect exception type (#1325 — Throw SerializationException instead of IllegalStateException in EnumSerializer) and uses release version of Kotlin 1.4.30.

In the light of JCenter shutdown, starting from 1.1.0-RC and now on, all new releases of kotlinx.serialization are published directly to Maven Central and therefore are not available in https://kotlin.bintray.com/kotlinx/ repository. We suggest you to remove jcenter() and other kotlin bintray repositories from your buildscripts and to use mavenCentral() repository instead.

1.1.0-RC / 2021-02-03

This is a release candidate of 1.1.0 version. Note that final 1.1.0 version may include more features and bugfixes, which would be listed in the corresponding changelog.

Kotlin version requirement updated

Due to changes in calling conventions between compiler plugin and serialization core runtime, this release requires Kotlin version at least 1.4.30-M1. However, this changes should not affect your code, because only deprecated functions were removed from public API. See corresponding PR for the details.

Experimental support for inline classes (IR only)

Using 1.1.0-RC, you can mark inline classes as @Serializable and use them in other serializable classes. Unsigned integer types (UByte, UShort, UInt and ULong) are serializable as well and have special support in JSON. This feature requires Kotlin compiler 1.4.30-RC and enabling new IR compilers for JS and JVM.

You can learn more in the documentation and corresponding pull request.

Other features

• Add serializerOrNull function for KType and Type arguments (#1164)
• Allow shared prefix names in Properties (#1183) (thanks to TorRanfelt)
• Add support for encoding/decoding Properties values as Strings (#1158) (thanks to daniel-jasinski)

Bugfixes and performance improvements

• Support contextual serialization for derived classes (#1277) (thanks to Martin Raison)
• Ensure serialization is usable from K/N background thread (#1282)
• Fail on primitive type overflow during JsonElement deserialization (#1300)
• Throw SerializationException instead of ISE when encountering an invalid boolean in JSON (#1299)
• Optimize the loop for writing large varints in ProtoBuf (#1294)
• Fix serializing property with custom accessors and backing field (#1197)
• Optimize check for missing fields in deserialization and improve MissingFieldException message (#1153)
• Improved support of nullable serializer in @UseSerializers annotation (#1195)
• Correctly escape keys in JsonObject.toString() (#1246) (thanks to Karlatemp)
• Treat Collection as ArrayList in serializer by type lookups (#1257)

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Commits

• 43d5f78 Update Kotlin to 1.4.30 release and prepare 1.1.0 release (#1340)
• f10d8c6 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into dev
• 7a0f671 Throw SerializationException instead of IllegalStateException in Enum… (#1325)
• 358dc0b Adjust TwitterMacro data model
• f28e005 Json benchmarks (#1337)
• b904cc8 Update version shield (#1335)
• 6a8dc86 Remove JCenter() from repositories where possible (#1322)
• 94b09eb Added test of support for nullable types by not null serializers (#1269)
• 4236a7e Maven central publication (#1319)
• fc1e1a9 Prepare 1.1.0-RC (#1316)
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