Nested types involving lists lost in verbose serialization/deserialization

[milkshakeiii]

import jsons
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List

@dataclass
class GenericStrategy():
    pass

@dataclass
class GoodStrategy(GenericStrategy):
    pass

@dataclass
class Containee():
    strategy: GenericStrategy

@dataclass
class Container():
    containees: List[Containee]

    
a = Container(containees=[Containee(strategy=GoodStrategy())])
b = jsons.dumps(a, verbose=True)
c = jsons.loads(b)

Based on my understanding, the object c at the end should have a GoodStrategy in c.containees[0].strategy, but instead it has a GenericStrategy. I believe this is a minimal example, nesting without using List doesn't seem to cause the problem.

I am using a workaround for my project. Just wanted to let you know. Thanks for making this library.

[milkshakeiii]

Another (what I believe to be a) problem with lists:

import jsons
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List, Dict

@dataclass
class Container:
    contents: Dict[str, List[int]]

dictionary = {"key": [1, 2, 3]}
container = Container(contents=dictionary)
serialized = jsons.dump(container, verbose=True)
deserialized = jsons.load(serialized)

Produces an error.