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It looks like dump[s] makes a distinction between dict instances and OrderedDict instances: for dict it sorts the keys before serializing.
I bet this code predates the preserve-insertion-order of Python dicts.
It would be useful to have a dump option like json.dump[s]: sort_keys, that we can set to False if we prefer the dict's order to be preserved.
sort_keys
(I might try to PR this, but I'm not familiar with the code base.)
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It looks like dump[s] makes a distinction between dict instances and OrderedDict instances: for dict it sorts the keys before serializing.
I bet this code predates the preserve-insertion-order of Python dicts.
It would be useful to have a dump option like json.dump[s]:
sort_keys, that we can set to False if we prefer the dict's order to be preserved.(I might try to PR this, but I'm not familiar with the code base.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: