Add MessagePackMapper#handleBigDecimalAsString
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@komamitsu It seems a similar type escalation mechanism is necessary for BigInteger as well |
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Handled BigInteger in #768 |
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We've received some issues that
jackson-dataformat-msgpackfails to serialize large BigDecimal values. It's because the default internal typedoublecan't store large BigDecimal values. We've found a workaround, but the same issue has been reported.Changes
This PR introduces
MessagePackMapper#handleBigDecimalAsStringwith which users can easily use the workaround, and recommends to use the new method in README