What I don't understand in this whole scenario is why would you want to take an XML Document, Serialize it to Json, and then Deserialize the Json to an instance of your own class, when you can just as easily (well sort of) deserialize the XML directly?
But yes, this is a very annoying kind of bug.
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What I don't understand in this whole scenario is why would you want to take an XML Document, Serialize it to Json, and then Deserialize the Json to an instance of your own class, when you can just as easily (well sort of) deserialize the XML directly?
But yes, this is a very annoying kind of bug.