Deserializing decimal -> removes trailing zero

After migrating to Json.Net 10 the behaviour of deserializing decimals has changed. In Json.Net 9 the trailing zeros also exists after deserialization. Not so in version 10. The JSON string after serialization looks identical in versions 9 and 10.

Expected behavior

I would expect that trailing zeros exists after deserialzation, e. g. 87.50

Actual behavior

After deserialization the trailing zeros doesn’t exists.

Steps to reproduce

var money1 = 87.50m;
Console.WriteLine($"Before Json-Serialization: {money1}");
var jsonString = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(money1);
Console.WriteLine($"Json-String: {jsonString}");
var money2 = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<decimal>(jsonString);
Console.WriteLine($"After Json-Serialization: {money2}");

The console output lookes as follows:

Before Json-Serialization: 87.50 Json-String: 87.50 After Json-Serialization: 87.5

With Json.Net 9 the output looks as follows:

Before Json-Serialization: 87.50 Json-String: 87.50 After Json-Serialization: 87.50

[TylerBrinkley]

I just created the PR #1368 to fix this.

[mvmurali5]

I am having have this issue with when deserialize string to xmlDocument

XmlDocument doc = JsonConvert.DeserializeXmlNode(stringval, "Root");