Add config option to fail on unknown enum values #74
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Hi @jhaber! Thanks for this library, it is very useful :)
We have recently faced an issue related to serialization of unknown enum values coming from a newer version of a proto schema. The issue is the same as described in #58. It would be great to have a way to configure the serializer to fail instead of producing values like
UNKNOWN_ENUM_VALUE_TestType_2. For example, fail-fast behavior is desirable to avoid storing JSONs with such values in a database.This PR adds a configurable
UnknownEnumSerializationStrategyinterface that handles unknown enum value descriptors. The default behavior is to serialize as-is. New additional behavior is to fail withIllegalArgumentException. The strategy is configurable viaProtobufJacksonConfig.Could you please take a look at this PR and let me know if you think this is a reasonable suggestion?
Thanks a lot in advance!