I am considering moving over from JSON to Protocol Buffers for my data
intensive applications. However, one thing that I really need and can't
find information about is the feature of 'null' or 'nodata' inside a
repeated field.
Suppose I have a large vector with booleans with observations, however some
of these are unobserved / not set. In JSON I would be able to do something
like this:
{ "observations" : [ true, false, false, null, null, true, true, true ]
}
This way the correct indices of the array are preserved when the object is
serialized and then unserialized. Is there a similar 'null' notion when
encoding "observations" as a "repeated bool" in protocol buffers?
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