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When generating types from JSON, you notice that JSON3.jl is not compliant with the JSON specification. "An object is an unorderedset of name/value pairs". The solution is to have a compliance mode where you always sort the name/value pairs, and you can have a performance mode where you don't sort them. For JSON3, you get a new type with a digit after, even if it is the same type (with different order, which is unimportant).
Did more testing, and my headline is wrong, so you can close this issue and I will open a new one. The bug is only triggered when you get output from this line: @info "struct with name $struct_name already exists, changing name to $new_struct_name".
When generating types from JSON, you notice that JSON3.jl is not compliant with the JSON specification. "An object is an unorderedset of name/value pairs". The solution is to have a compliance mode where you always sort the name/value pairs, and you can have a performance mode where you don't sort them. For JSON3, you get a new type with a digit after, even if it is the same type (with different order, which is unimportant).
https://filemakerhacks.com/2020/04/29/ordering-elements-within-json-objects/
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