protoc-gen-openapi: add flag for 64-bit integer serialization method - #479
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For the reasoning outlined in google#431 this adds back in the ability to serialize 64-bit integer types as integer rather than string. However, recognizing that some users will be using this for APIs compatible with proto JSON, this keeps both options in, controlled by a command-line flag.
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For the reasoning outlined in #431 this adds back in the ability to serialize 64-bit integer types as integer rather than string.
However, recognizing that some users will be using this for APIs compatible with proto JSON, this keeps both options in, controlled by a command-line flag.