Hello all, I had the same issue when generating protos that contain
Timestamp in Debian.
I got it working following this instructions:
https://gist.github.com/sofyanhadia/37787e5ed098c97919b8c593f0ec44d8
Please note my comment about creating a symlink instead of moving the
binary.
On Thursd
Hi guys,
I want to use protobufs on c++ for directly serializing some server
requests into data objects. However, these requests share some common
fields (eg: ts, auth-key, so on) - let's call them CommonParams
I will have multiple requests, eg: CreateAccountRequest,
ReadAccountRequest, Delete
Hi! I am using protobufs but i need to use the version 2 (syntax 2) of
protobufs and at the same time i need to use the a timestamp, but the
examples that i saw they use always the syntax 3 of protobufs. I already
checked the protobufs documentation and i read that in syntax 2 also exist
a time
On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 11:26 PM, Shiva Kumar
wrote:
> I have even tried using static member class. But in protobuf, namespace
> are nested and distributed across files. Mapping them to class will not
> work out. Removing the all the namespace is another consideration. Please
> suggest is there a
On Wed, May 17, 2017 at 8:10 AM, Leonardo Toledo
wrote:
> Hi! I am using protobufs but i need to use the version 2 (syntax 2) of
> protobufs and at the same time i need to use the a timestamp, but the
> examples that i saw they use always the syntax 3 of protobufs. I already
> checked the protobu
I have made a protoc plugin that handles some options, in the format:
protoc -I $PROTO --postman_out=name=cool,base=$URL:out $PROTO/services.proto
to get the options "name" and "base"
If "base" is a standard url (ie https://google.com) it has a colon in it,
which makes protoc think it's the out
I guess I can just encodeURI it or something, but I hoped there might be a
built-in way to escape ":"
On Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at 12:15:36 PM UTC-7, David Konsumer wrote:
>
> I have made a protoc plugin that handles some options, in the format:
>
> protoc -I $PROTO --postman_out=name=cool,base=
