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Numpy NaN handling
See original GitHub issueCurrently when a [Float] type resolves to np.array([1, np.nan]) the generated payload is [1, NaN] which is not json-compilant (rather than null) without any warning. A custom scalar can do the job however as numpy is so widely used, maybe this should be supported out of the box?
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Still an issue
This is an issue AFAIK for all special float values (not really numpy specific)
nan,inf,-inf. It’s really a pain that json lack a standard way of serializing floats… 😕