GeographicPosition private setters prevents Deserialization about geojson.net

[joergbattermann]

There are (passing) Tests that serialize and deserialize GeographicPosition instances (see i.e.

GeoJSON.Net/src/GeoJSON.Net.Tests/Geometry/PolygonTests.cs

Line 241 in 8f9fbd9

var actualPolygon = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Polygon>(json);

) so I suspect it might have something to do with how you configure / use Json.Net. A quick search using your favourite search engine for "Json.net and Private Property Setters" does provide all information needed to understand how Json.Net handles these and how to include them in (de)serialization, i.e. http://danielwertheim.se/json-net-private-setters/.

[matt-lethargic]

@nadavpld Can this be closed now?

[nadavpld]

I couldn't make it work at the end and had to leave the setters non-private because it was too much overhead for such a simple task, Unfortunately I didnt have time to get back to it.
Its been few months since I had a look at this piece of code, I will give it another try and let you know (in private?).

[matt-lethargic]

Ok, I'll close this for now, if you do go back to it feel free to re-open this issue, or indeed open another one and post the json you are trying to deserialize and a code snippet and I can have a proper look. All of our deserialization tests work fine with private setters so it would be interesting to see whats going on if it's still the case.