README.md in fluent-plugin-formatter-protobuf-0.3.0 vs README.md in fluent-plugin-formatter-protobuf-0.4.0

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@@ -86,16 +86,17 @@ </match> ``` ## Configuration -|parameter| type | description | default | -|---|--------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------| -|class_name| string (required) | Ruby Protobuf class name. Used to encode into Protobuf binary || -|decode_json| boolean (optional) | Serializes record from canonical proto3 JSON mapping (https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#json) into binary | `false` | -|format_field| string (optional) | When defined, the plugin will only serialise the record in the given field rather than the whole record. This is potentially useful if you intend to use this formatter with the Kafka output plugin (https://github.com/fluent/fluent-plugin-kafka#output-plugin) for example, where your record contains a field to determine which Kafka topic to write to, or the Kafka headers to include, but you do not wish to include those data in the resulting proto3 binary. Defaults to serialising the entire record. | `''` | -|include_paths| array (required) | Generated Ruby Protobuf class files path | `[]` | -|require_method| string (optional) | Determine how to bring the generated Ruby Protobuf class files into scope. If your generated Ruby Protobuf class files are provided by a Ruby Gem, you may want to use 'require'. If you are providing the generated files as files, you may want to use 'require_relative' | `require` | +| parameter | type | description | default | +|-----------------------|--------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------| +| class_name | string (required) | Ruby Protobuf class name. Used to encode into Protobuf binary || +| decode_json | boolean (optional) | Serializes record from canonical proto3 JSON mapping (https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#json) into binary | `false` | +| ignore_unknown_fields | boolean (optional) | Ignore unknown fields when decoding JSON. This parameter is only used if `decode_json` is `true` | `true` | +| format_field | string (optional) | When defined, the plugin will only serialise the record in the given field rather than the whole record. This is potentially useful if you intend to use this formatter with the Kafka output plugin (https://github.com/fluent/fluent-plugin-kafka#output-plugin) for example, where your record contains a field to determine which Kafka topic to write to, or the Kafka headers to include, but you do not wish to include those data in the resulting proto3 binary. Defaults to serialising the entire record. | `''` | +| include_paths | array (required) | Generated Ruby Protobuf class files path | `[]` | +| require_method | string (optional) | Determine how to bring the generated Ruby Protobuf class files into scope. If your generated Ruby Protobuf class files are provided by a Ruby Gem, you may want to use 'require'. If you are providing the generated files as files, you may want to use 'require_relative' | `require` | ## Tips #### 1. I have multiple `_pb.rb` files and they depend on one another. When I use this plugin, I'm getting a `LoadError`.