Switch Json dependency from gwt-elemental to Jackson
See original GitHub issueWould it be an option to switch from gwt-elemental/elemental.json
to JsonP to keep the dependencies a cleaner and importing just an API and not an implementation?
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Cool, seems like it was added in 2.10: https://cowtowncoder.medium.com/jackson-2-10-feature-jsonnode-improvements-18894c3ac3b5
The reason we’re using the slightly clunky gwt-elemental dependency is that JSON objects are
Serializable
and can thus be stored inside the HTTP session without workarounds. We evaluated various alternatives such as Jackson, Gson and JSON-P but neither of them have this critical feature.