Ignoring unknown properties on de-serializing process#373
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komamitsu merged 1 commit intomsgpack:developfrom Jul 9, 2016
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Ignoring unknown properties on de-serializing process#373komamitsu merged 1 commit intomsgpack:developfrom
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@komamitsu thanks for merging :) could you ping me when you'll release new version? |
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@marenzo We released 0.8.8 a few weeks ago that includes this feature. |
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Related to #358
Having two entities, similar in fields except one may contain extra one, ObjectMapper will fail to de-serialize as it expects the payload to have exact same number of fields (properties) on the value type object.
Consider such case:
Previous client could handle a case when de-serializing the payload of Pojo2 into Pojo1.
This is totally solvable by adding
@JsonIgnorePropertiesannotation, but since we already haveJsonArrayFormatas helper for backward-compatibility, thought it also should be part of this utility.