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.DirIcon file the catalog requires. It is now injected after every Linux release build, GPG-signed and re-packaged automatically. fromJson and toJson, and no packages to add to your project. document too large: 2147483649 bytes (limit 2147483648 bytes) now reads “This document is 2.00 GiB — the limit for this action is 2.00 GiB. Use a smaller file.” Every error keeps the technical detail a developer needs and drops the raw byte counts. .jsonc says the comments were removed in order to read it, and saving asks once more — with Save As offered so the original file survives untouched. 10.00 against 10.0 showed nothing at all. Numbers are now compared exactly as they appear in your file. 1.2345678901234568e+99, and 1e309 came back as null. Every digit you type is now stored exactly as written, and undo restores the original text. {…} Values that needed full precision fell through to the placeholder meant for objects, so you could not tell them apart or pick one. orders.a.json and orders.b.json — displayed identically. Names now keep both ends, so the part that tells them apart survives. parse error: expected value at line 1 column 1 was the same sentence for a stray quote, a bare word and an empty document. You now get “One comma too many”, “The document is cut off”, “A property has no value” — with the offending character marked in a snippet of your own text. '{"orderId":917399}' — loaded as one long piece of text instead of an object. Single quotes, smart quotes and backticks are all understood, at either end or both. .ndjson or .jsonl file writes one record per line again rather than silently rewriting it as a JSON array, and untouched records are written back byte for byte. Save As picks the format from the extension you choose. .ndjson or .jsonl file loads as an array of its records — one value per line, pretty-printed records, blank lines and CRLF all handled — instead of failing with “trailing characters at line 2”. tsconfig.jsonc or any commented config loads straight away. +1, Infinity, NaN and escaped line continuations are all understood. .jsonl and .ndjson appear in the Open dialog They were missing, so those files could not even be selected. All six extensions now appear in Open, in the recent-files picker and in Compare. More on the way. Watch the repo on GitHub to follow along.