oRPC Disabling Output Validation

To disable output validation in oRPC and improve performance, set `initialOutputValidationIndex` to `NaN` in your procedure configuration. This removes the validation overhead while still allowing OpenAPI specification generation.

Yes, you can generate OpenAPI specifications without output validation by disabling the validation check. This ensures the spec is still produced, eliminating the performance overhead associated with validating response data.

Disabling output validation increases oRPC procedure speed by removing the computational overhead required to check response schemas against defined structures during runtime, allowing procedures to execute and return data faster.

You should skip output validation in oRPC procedures when your primary goal is generating OpenAPI specifications and you prioritize maximum performance over strictly validating response data at runtime.

The main limitation of turning off output validation in oRPC is the loss of strict runtime response checks. While it boosts performance and maintains OpenAPI spec generation, it risks returning unvalidated data structures to the client.