Strict conformance fixes #212
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As it turns out, not specifying
--strictto the conformance test runner will cause--strict_messageand--strict_errorto do nothing. The conformance runner will just silently treat any validation errors as matching. Yikes.Thankfully, protovalidate-java only had a few issues hidden by this footgun, and they are easily rectified after a bit of debugging.
Most of these issues are really quite minor and mainly just have to do with consistency across languages, but notably we were not marking validation errors from map keys properly, so that will be worth rolling into a release as soon as possible.