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*** IMPORTANT CHANGE IN RESTSHARP VERSION 103 ***
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In 103.0, JSON.NET was removed as a dependency.
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If this is still installed in your project and no other libraries depend on
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it you may remove it from your installed packages.
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There is one breaking change: the default Json*Serializer* is no longer
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compatible with Json.NET. To use Json.NET for serialization, copy the code
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from https://github.com/restsharp/RestSharp/blob/86b31f9adf049d7fb821de8279154f41a17b36f7/RestSharp/Serializers/JsonSerializer.cs
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and register it with your client:
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var client = new RestClient();
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client.JsonSerializer = new YourCustomSerializer();
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The default Json*Deserializer* is mostly compatible, but it does not support
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all features which Json.NET has (like the ability to support a custom [JsonConverter]
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by decorating a certain property with an attribute). If you need these features, you
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must take care of the deserialization yourself to get it working.
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