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Solved by adding "handle_unknown": "warn" into the data config. Would be great to make it default. #18

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valosekj opened this issue Jan 28, 2025 · 1 comment
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Solved by adding "handle_unknown": "warn" into the data config. Would be great to make it default. #18

valosekj opened this issue Jan 28, 2025 · 1 comment

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          Solved by adding `"handle_unknown": "warn"` into the data config. Would be great to make it default.

Originally posted by @valosekj in #17 (comment)
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Upon some reflection, I think that leaving the default as "error" might be worth it, as to force the user to be aware when they are disabling the checks provided by our encoders. Thoughts @valosekj ?

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