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Smithy RPC v2 JSON is a JSON-payload based protocol in the Smithy RPC v2 family. Support is added for both clients and servers. The JSON codec has been updated to allow for transmitting arbitrary precision numbers in JSON strings. A bug in the protocol test implementation was fixed to allow for testing arbitrary precision numbers have been fixed.
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Smithy RPC v2 JSON is a JSON-payload based protocol in the Smithy RPC v2 family. Support is added for both clients and servers.
The JSON codec has been updated to allow for transmitting arbitrary precision numbers in JSON strings.
A bug in the protocol test implementation was fixed to allow for testing arbitrary precision numbers have been fixed.
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