Fix protobuf gradle protobuf dependencies

[berksean]

Addresses issue 132

Fix buf tasks behavior with more recent versions of the protobuf-gradle-plugin. With version 0.9.3 (and possibly all 0.9.* versions), the buf plugin tasks no longer work when protobuf dependencies are used (as described in the issue). This change filters the hard-coded "extracted" directories from the list of proto source directories set by the protobuf gradle plugin.

Tested by:

• Updating the test protobuf gradle plugin version to 0.9.3.
• Verifying tests fail when using protobuf dependencies.
• Adding the extracted directory filter and verifying tests begin to pass.

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[berksean]

Note - Several android specific unit tests failed (suffixed with android library plugin and kotlin android plugin) indicating that the ANDROID_HOME environment variable was unset. I imagine this is because I don't have android studio installed/set up. If there some instructions on what tools are necessary somewhere, I can verify those tests are passing as well.

[berksean]

Random question that is unrelated -- If there are other potential issues/feature requests, do you/buf prefer starting a conversation in slack, as an issue, or some other means?

Two things that are in my queue:

• There appears to be some misbehavior is some (not yet reproduce-able) situation where gradle's stale outputs detection will delete the contents of the bufbuild directory prior to running tasks like bufBuild (for bufBreaking -- deletion happens as part of the copy config task). I'm still fairly new to gradle, but it appears to be related to not declaring outputs of certain tasks.
• For bufBreaking, how to handle reverts in CICD, since theoretically a revert might be incompatible with the previously published artifact.

[andrewparmet]

do you/buf prefer starting a conversation in slack

I'm happy with an issue since that's what I get notified about and it's a better public record. However I am not on the Buf team and they may have a different preference. cc @buildbreaker

gradle's stale outputs detection will delete the contents of the bufbuild directory

Sounds nasty. I started some work a while ago on output and input declarations but never gave it a ton of attention. It's effectively lost, so there's no need to worry about duplicated work if you decide to take it on. If you achieve reproduction with a minimal project, please file an issue!

handle reverts in CICD

I have set up a "workflow" in my organization where you disable the Buf check with checkSchemaAgainstLatestRelease = false for one minimal PR with just the breaking change, and then re-enable it in the very next PR. We have tooling that looks for that line in the buildscript and if it sees checkSchemaAgainstLatestRelease = false (or if it is absent), the only PR it allows to follow is one that re-enables the check so that no other breaking changes can sneak through. This check is tightly coupled to our build system, so I didn't write it into the plugin. I'm open to exploring a solution here.