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[http-client-java] make stream-style-serialization the only serialization method #11072

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  1. github-actions commented on Jun 24, 2026

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    🎯 Issue Triage

    A sub-task of the autorest cleanup epic (#11068), requesting that stream-style serialization becomes the sole serialization method in the Java client emitter, removing the legacy Jackson-based code path.

    Category: Feature Request
    Area: emitter:client:java

    🔍 Analysis
    • This is a child task under the autorest generator code cleanup effort ([http-client-java] autorest generator code cleanup #11068), which aims to deprecate the autorest toolchain
    • The Java client emitter currently supports multiple serialization methods; the goal is to consolidate on stream-style serialization (azure-json based) and drop the older Jackson-based approach
    • This is an internal refactoring/cleanup that reduces maintenance surface and aligns with the migration away from autorest/Jackson
    • No duplicate issues found covering the same specific serialization cleanup task
    • No reproduction code needed — this is a planned engineering task, not a bug report
    📝 Suggested next steps
    • Identify all code paths in http-client-java that use the non-stream-style serialization
    • Remove or replace Jackson-dependent serialization logic with stream-style equivalents
    • Update/add tests to verify serialization behavior is preserved under stream-style only
    • Ensure the change is captured in a changelog entry

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