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- How to define an optional field in protobuf 3 - Stack Overflow
In proto3, all fields are "optional" (in that it is not an error if the sender fails to set them) But, fields are no longer "nullable", in that there's no way to tell the difference between a field being explicitly set to its default value vs not having been set at all
- Optional fields - Embedded Proto
Optional fields As of Google Protobuf version 3 15, optional fields are reintroduced in proto3 Embedded Proto supports optional fields as of version 2 3 0 This feature allows you to track if a field has been set Even if the field is set to its default value Marking a field as optional will also serialize default values when a field is set
- oneof and optional field with protobuf version 3. 13 : r grpc - Reddit
Under the hood, optional in proto3 wraps the field in a synthetic oneof which is why that oneof workaround was likely suggested If you need that presence checking, you can use the --experimental_allow_proto3_optional option in protoc 3 12+ (so you should have it) to enable optional support For your other questions:
- Is optional field officially supported in proto3? · Issue #10463 . . .
If you want to put a scalar value into an Any message But in most cases, there are better options: For new messages, it's better to use regular explicit-presence fields (optional in proto2 proto3, regular field in edition >= 2023) Extensions are generally a better option than Any
- How to implement field validation for optional parameter #1256 - GitHub
Hi, I'm trying to implement a request with optional (omit) parameters with validation constrains As far as I understand, optional field can be achieved using oneof In addition, protoc-gen-validate supports oneof
- why messge type remove required,optional? #2497 - GitHub
The 'required,optional' types are useful for client to know which param is required and which is optional
- Are Optional fields okay? - Software Engineering Stack Exchange
Luckily, Java has a special null- safer type for optional values — Optional However, if I try to make a field of type Optional, I get a warning Here's how it goes
- Optional field validation in Yup schema - Stack Overflow
The way I managed to fix it was to use yup's transform() method to transform the type from empty string to null if the text field wasn't filled:
- How should I use the Optional type hint? - Stack Overflow
I'm trying to understand how to use the Optional type hint From PEP-484, I know I can use Optional for def test(a: int = None) either as def test(a: Union[int, None]) or def test(a: Optional[int]) But how about following examples?
- 26 Reasons Why Using Optional Correctly Is Not Optional - DZone
Optional is intended to provide a limited mechanism for library method return types where there needed to be a clear way to represent “no result," and using null for such was overwhelmingly
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