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The naming policy seems to be ignored.
Changing the PropertyNamingPolicy to CamelCase has no effect, it does not throw an exception and returns the object with its defaults.
For example, this test fails:
[Fact] public void SerializeProperlyWhenNamingPolicyIsNotTheDefault() { var jsonString = @"{""id"":3, ""title"": ""Title""}"; var deserializeOptions = new JsonSerializerOptions() { PropertyNamingPolicy = JsonNamingPolicy.CamelCase }; deserializeOptions.SetMissingMemberHandling(MissingMemberHandling.Error); var response = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<WeatherForecast>(jsonString, deserializeOptions); response.Title.ShouldBe("Title"); }
But, it works if I remove the line:
deserializeOptions.SetMissingMemberHandling(MissingMemberHandling.Error);
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The naming policy seems to be ignored.
Changing the PropertyNamingPolicy to CamelCase has no effect, it does not throw an exception and returns the object with its defaults.
For example, this test fails:
But, it works if I remove the line:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: