love sidhu
2018-04-26 09:12:29 UTC
Hi,
This is how my response message is defined in proto file.
message Response{
bool isOk = 1;
}
When I set this bool value in gRPC server to false, I'm not receiving it on
client side
but If I set this bool value to true I receive it on client side.
I read this link:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41089035/protobuf-default-values
and saw that default values are not sent on wire and in case of boolean
variables, False is default value. I don't know how true it is?
Is there some general proper way of how to handle this for all types of
variables(int32, bool etc.)
Thanks,
Lovepreet
This is how my response message is defined in proto file.
message Response{
bool isOk = 1;
}
When I set this bool value in gRPC server to false, I'm not receiving it on
client side
but If I set this bool value to true I receive it on client side.
I read this link:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41089035/protobuf-default-values
and saw that default values are not sent on wire and in case of boolean
variables, False is default value. I don't know how true it is?
Is there some general proper way of how to handle this for all types of
variables(int32, bool etc.)
Thanks,
Lovepreet
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