stringifyAsync includes keys with value `undefined', which is different from JSON.stringify
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Describe the bug
When stringifying an object using stringifyAsync, there is a different hanlding of undefined
values than with JSON.stringify
To Reproduce
const object = {
'foo': 'foo',
'bar': undefined
}
const strAsync = (await stringifyAsync(object)).toString()
// result: {"foo":"foo","bar":null}
const str = JSON.stringify(object)
// result: {"foo":"foo"}
Note that the undefined value bar
does not exist in the output of JSON.stringify, while it is null
in the output of stringifyAsync.
Expected behavior
Since the documentation of stringifyAsync
does not list any specific behaviour, I would have expected it to have the same behaviour as JSON.stringify and to not include keys with value undefined
in the serialized string.
Environments
Tested on node 18.15.0 on Linux and Chrome 112.0.5615.138 on Windows