Add option to prefer text unmarshaler when data type is String #371
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This library currently always prefers to use
encoding.BinaryUnmashaler
when it's implemented by the target type.This might lead to problems when the type also has a text representation implemented as
encoding.TextUnmarshaler
.Consider
netip.Addr
from stdlib as example, which implements both. This library won't be able decode MessagePack containing a string"192.0.2.1"
into*netip.Addr
because it will attempt to useencoding.BinaryUnmashaler
which doesn't expect text representation.Fortunately, MessagePack has distinct string and binary types, so we can check the source data type before choosing the interface to use.
This commit changes the behaviour of decoder as follows. When
BinaryUnmashaler
andTextUnmarshaler
TextUnmarshaler
will be preferred overBinaryUnmashaler
.This feature is gated behind a
Decoder
option, because it is potentially backward-incompatible change.See #370