When running swagger-codegen to generate server code, it only accepts 1 input file.
So if you want to a single server to handle multiple services, one method is to put all your services into 1 file.
This means that we'll have to keep this all_services.proto file up-to-date with any changes to any *.proto file, but this shouldn't be too expensive (they don't change frequently).
When running swagger-codegen to generate server code, it only accepts 1 input file.
So if you want to a single server to handle multiple services, one method is to put all your services into 1 file.
This means that we'll have to keep this all_services.proto file up-to-date with any changes to any *.proto file, but this shouldn't be too expensive (they don't change frequently).