Hello there,
I have a message definition with a oneof with 50 fields inside from which I
generate C++ code:
message Req {
oneof req{
Foo foo = 1;
Bar bar = 2;
...
Baz baz = 50;
}
}
Where Baz is:
message Baz {
string path = 1;
}
The problem is that, on the receiving end, switch-casing the "req_case()"
fails to match the Baz message. But if I assign it a field number <= 15 in
the oneof, then it works.
Debug printing the message on the receiving end (for field numbers >15)
shows nothing but for lower values I get:
baz {
path: "foo"
}
>From the guide (
https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#assigning_field_numbers)
I see one should be able to assign field numbers in the range 1 - 2^^29-1
(excluding 19000-19999).
I'm I overlooking something?
Thanks in advance!
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