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xsi:nil is only recognized as an element's first attribute _checkXsiAttributes inspects attribute 0 only, so <price currency="USD" xsi:nil="true"/> deserializes to a populated object while the same element with those two attributes swapped gives null, and in the first form the marker leaks through as a property named nil. Since attribute order carries no meaning in XML and xsi:nil is typed xs:boolean, the lookup now scans the whole attribute list and accepts the other true forms, with the marker itself still hidden wherever it sits.
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xsi:nilis only recognized as an element's first attribute_checkXsiAttributesinspects attribute 0 only, so<price currency="USD" xsi:nil="true"/>deserializes to a populated object while the same element with those two attributes swapped gives null, and in the first form the marker leaks through as a property namednil. Since attribute order carries no meaning in XML andxsi:nilis typedxs:boolean, the lookup now scans the whole attribute list and accepts the other true forms, with the marker itself still hidden wherever it sits.