Closed liveh2o closed 6 years ago
The Protocol Buffers v3 compiler (protoc) now comes with a builtin Ruby plugin. This conflicts with our local custom Ruby plugin. In order to use it, the custom plugin must be passed to the compiler, and invoked via the custom output generator:
$ protoc --plugin=protoc-gen-ruby-protobuf=/path/to/bin/protoc-gen-ruby --ruby-protobuf_out=lib
Update the compile task to take this new pattern into account so that it works with both the v2 and v3 compilers.
// @film42 @brianstien
Resolves #341.
The wiki mentions the old method of compiling that no longer works. Unfortunately, I don't know enough yet to update it.
The Protocol Buffers v3 compiler (protoc) now comes with a builtin Ruby plugin. This conflicts with our local custom Ruby plugin. In order to use it, the custom plugin must be passed to the compiler, and invoked via the custom output generator:
Update the compile task to take this new pattern into account so that it works with both the v2 and v3 compilers.
// @film42 @brianstien