Remove cjson in favor of the python json module. #50
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As an aside, this is preventing us from using the released version as we have servers that need this functionality that fail to compile cjson. |
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Remove cjson in favor of the python json module.
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Thanks @ionrock! |
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Thanks @mindprince! Would you mind pushing out a new release to pypi? |
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Pushed a new release-candidate to PyPI. |
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Fantastic! Thank you! |
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Remove cjson in favor of the stdlib json module. This is essentially the same as #32, the difference being it is one commit. Tests are passing.