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James Haggerty updated THRIFT-2060:
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Description:
I noticed today that thrift has customisable annotations, but at the moment
these are exclusively used to inform the compiler for certain languages
(primarily final).
It would be very useful to pass these annotations on to the generated code. In
our use case, we'd like to annotate functions/structs with access control
information. Attached patch does this for Python with a new option
(annotations).
was:
I noticed today that thrift has annotations (for all fields), but at the moment
these are exclusively used to inform the compiler (about things like final).
It would be very useful to pass these annotations on to the generated code. In
our use case, we'd like to annotate functions/structs with access control
information. Attached patch does this for Python with a new option
(annotations).
> Copy some annotations to generated Python
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> Key: THRIFT-2060
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-2060
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Python - Compiler
> Reporter: James Haggerty
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: thrift-001-python-annotations.patch
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> I noticed today that thrift has customisable annotations, but at the moment
> these are exclusively used to inform the compiler for certain languages
> (primarily final).
> It would be very useful to pass these annotations on to the generated code.
> In our use case, we'd like to annotate functions/structs with access control
> information. Attached patch does this for Python with a new option
> (annotations).
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