The encoding introduced in Protobuf 3 for Any that can be serialized to JSON.
Technically JSON is a string, a notation encoding a JSON object. So this is more accurately "JSON-ifiable" but we don't expect anyone to confuse this type with a string.
The encoding introduced in Protobuf 3 for Any that can be serialized to JSON.
Technically JSON is a string, a notation encoding a JSON object. So this is more accurately "JSON-ifiable" but we don't expect anyone to confuse this type with a string.