[java][jersey2-client] Disable coercion of scalars #6811
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I have a schema that has a
oneOf
with two choices, one is an alias for string and the other for int:The problem is that when the API returns a string that has integer in it, e.g.
"1234"
, the Jackson library (which has coercion of scalars turned on by default) fails to deserialize theSomething
object, as"1234"
deserializes successfully as bothInteger
andString
. This PR disables scalar coercion to prevent this, thus making the above example work. (As an additional note, I think we want to have this feature disabled since it is something that other clients don't do)PR checklist
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