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New Feature: ExifTool.set_json_loads() used to override built-in json.loads() call in ExifTool.execute_json(), so that users can use their JSON library of choice, or pass additional parameters to the call
Changed: ujson is no longer automatically used when available. Call set_json_loads(ujson.loads) to enable manually.
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ExifTool.set_json_loads()used to override built-injson.loads()call inExifTool.execute_json(), so that users can use their JSON library of choice, or pass additional parameters to the callujsonis no longer automatically used when available. Callset_json_loads(ujson.loads)to enable manually.ExifTool.set_json_loads(). The FAQ documents in detail the issue reported at loss of precision caused by json #76 which necessitated the new feature.This discussion was created from the release v0.5.6.
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