Change serde error string to not imply all errors are parsing errors #353
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thomcc
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Nov 5, 2018
I think "serde" already implies that and less-is-more :) |
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This is a trivial patch which might help prevent some confusion - I saw a serde related error which wasn't related to JSON parsing - for a short time I went down a rabbit hole thinking some parsing code was involved, which it wasn't.
tl;dr - not all serde errors relate to parsing, so the error message shouldn't imply they are.