Detailed error on Enum reads in enumeratum-play-json#411
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The PR extends integration with play-json by providing possibility to print detailed error messages when deserialization of the enum value fails.
More details at #409
I implemented the logic and tests, but I am not sure what is the correct way to configure it. I did it via new trait
PlayDetailedErrorJsonEnum, but not sure whether it is the best option since a few traits with differentreadsstrategies already present (PlayInsensitiveJsonEnum,PlayLowercaseJsonEnum,PlayUppercaseJsonEnum) and it would look bad if I would add corresponding (PlayDetailedErrorInsensitiveJsonEnum,PlayDetailedErrorLowercaseJsonEnum,PlayDetailedErrorUppercaseJsonEnum).Will it make sense to configure it as system property? Like (
-Denumeratum.playjson.detailedError=true)? Or some another approach?