Improve field value parsing by adding NoDecode
and ForceDecode
annotations
#492
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Dec 9, 2024 in 14s
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📄 docs/index.md
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377 | (Spelling-error) Did you really mean 'validator'? | Existing:this behavior for a field and parse the value in your own validator, you can annotate the field with | The term 'validator' is a common term in programming and is used correctly in this context. The style guide review process likely flagged it incorrectly as a spelling error. No change is needed. |
404 | (Spelling-error) Did you really mean 'validator'? | Existing:1. The `NoDecode` annotation disables JSON parsing for the `numbers` field. The `decode_numbers` field validator | The term 'validator' is correct in this context as it refers to a common programming concept. The style guide's suggestion to change it is a false positive. No change is needed. |
435 | (Spelling-error) Did you really mean 'config'? | Existing:This will bypass the `enable_decoding` config setting: | The term 'config' is a widely accepted shorthand for 'configuration' in technical contexts, especially when referring to settings or files. Therefore, the suggestion to change it is unnecessary, and the original text should remain unchanged. |
466 | (Spelling-error) Did you really mean 'validator'? | Existing: and we have to provide a custom validator to parse the value. | The term 'validator' is correctly used and spelled in the context of the sentence. The style guide's suggestion is a false positive, so no change is needed. |
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