> @@ -33,6 +35,7 @@
> protected final String start;
> protected final String end;
>
> + @ConstructorProperties({"start", "end"})
Previous investigations of how Gson works (in another PR) showed that, as Zack
points, if the annotation is not present, the default Gson impl will be used to
build the deserialized object. If there is no default constructor and the
fields are final, an impl that uses sun.misc.Unsafe will be used to set the
values directly in memory. We should avoid falling back to it, as that might
not be available in all JVM implementations.
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