Add pointer reference to sibling union field on FieldDef #7755
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To make it simple to map between a union field and its union type field we are adding a pointer to FieldDef to point to each other. For all other types the pointer will be nullptr.
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To make it simple to map between a union field and its union type field we are adding a pointer to FieldDef to point to each other. For all other types the pointer will be nullptr. Co-authored-by: Derek Bailey <derekbailey@google.com>
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To make it simple to map between a union field and its union type field we are adding a pointer to FieldDef to point to each other. For all other types the pointer will be nullptr.