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With XML there is a problem of how to represent sequences of repeating elements: these are exposed via streaming API as "duplicate" properties. Currently (2.11) Jackson simply replaces existing element (unless duplicate detection enabled, in which case exception may be thrown).
But for just XML it seems better to actually use coercion in which repeating elements are collected under logical List instead.
Detection of case for this handling can be determined using new
(note: similar to #2732, but for Untyped deserialization)
(note: pre-req for FasterXML/jackson-dataformat-xml#205)
With XML there is a problem of how to represent sequences of repeating elements: these are exposed via streaming API as "duplicate" properties. Currently (2.11) Jackson simply replaces existing element (unless duplicate detection enabled, in which case exception may be thrown).
But for just XML it seems better to actually use coercion in which repeating elements are collected under logical
List
instead.Detection of case for this handling can be determined using new
mechanism, which will trigger only for XML currently, but potentially for other formats where similar behavior makes sense, if any.
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