Mark Boessenkool

Issue #948 is already answered. As stated in [open api spec](https://swagger.io/docs/specification/data-models/data-types/): > readOnly properties are included in responses but not in requests, and writeOnly properties may be sent in requests...

The performance might be the same, but what they do under the hood is different: Consider if you have the following 2 ulid's: - 01J473TRMPVAR70FV1MJV8V5RM - 01J473TRMPVAR7OFV1MJV8V5RM --> same ulid,...

One issue would be that doing that would require to make a v3, in order to stay Backward Compatibility as normal in the Golang community. The docs statement of the...

@peterbourgon understandable, but @shogo82148 is suggesting that ulid.Parse should behave the same as ulid.ParseStrict since the performance penalty is no longer there.