Jackson uses platform line endings. #1363
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We HEAVILY test against Jackson. How is the ONLY place this manifests? |
It looks like this is the only test that explicitly declares a JSON string containing line separators. If formatting is important for that assertion then it could use AssertJ's conventional |
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When building the project on Windows, I encountered an issue with one of Jackson2HalFormsIntegrationTest's methods. It seems Jackson is using the underlying platform's line ending when serializing. The expected is not met on Windows (nor should it on Mac).