Hi Vivek,
I am not sure there is anyone to give you an exact answer. The C++ SDK has
not been actively developed in the last few years.
The best is to try it for your use cases and see if it works or not. The
next step is to contribute Pull Requests for the missing functionalities!
Martin
On Thu
Out-of-order fields are not handled transparently in C++ if you are manually
using the resolving decoder. (It's the same situation in Java as well).
But, in C++ and in Java, if you generate code for the given Avro schema, the
generated code takes care of the field ordering issue. Similarly, in b
"In practice, it is very rare for schema evolution to change the order of
the fields." - I'll say. Since we are talking about a protocol that is
deliberately not self-describing we cannot just pluck out what we want -
how would such code get to it? This is why the standard advice in these
situation
fwiw, I'm using it and it works fine, at least for my use cases.
J
On Fri, Jan 12, 2024 at 1:55 AM Martin Grigorov
wrote:
> Hi Vivek,
>
> I am not sure there is anyone to give you an exact answer. The C++ SDK has
> not been actively developed in the last few years.
> The best is to try it for y
