Hello!
Suppose team A produces data with the following schema:
struct Data {
id @1 : Uint64;
stuff @2: InternalData;
}
Now, team B consumes this data but doesn't want care about the "stuff"
field, and team B does not want to include the schema files for
InternalData. So in the consumer code, this schema is used instead:
struct Data {
id @1: Uint64;
stuff @2: Void; // Reserved for team A internal data.
}
Is this safe to do? If it's relevant, team A produces with C++ and team B
consumes with Java.
(For the record, InternalData is not privacy sensitive or anything like
that. I know that team B could peek into that struct even without the
schema and reverse engineer).
Thanks!
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