Closed maddypj closed 4 years ago
Hi @maddypj
I've added support for loading nested Protobuf file, and your problem should be solved. Please download the latest code, and have a try.
However, in order to load standard proto files, you need to copy these standard .proto files to /a/b/c/google/protobuf
directory, so that redis-protobuf can find them. These standard Proto files should located at protobuf-3.8.0-map-reflection/src/google/protobuf/
directory:
mkdir -p /a/b/c/google/protobuf
cp /path/to/protobuf-3.8.0-map-reflection/src/google/protobuf/*.proto /a/b/c/google/protobuf
If you still have any problem with redis-protobuf, feel free to let me know :)
Regards
Hi @maddypj
Does the latest code fixed your problem?
Also I've uploaded these standard proto files to GitHub, you can copy these to /a/b/c/google/protobuf directory. And it should work.
If you still have any problem, feel free to let me know :)
Regards
Hello Sewenew,
Yes it works!! Thank you for fixing it promptly!
Regards
Hello, I am trying to run redis with redis-protobuf ( compiled from source) I am able to run the module fine if the proto files are in flat directory structure.
It doesn't work in the following case- I am trying load protofiles from nested directory structure. The base path is given in --dir option when loading the redis module.
loadmodule <redis-protobuf so path> --dir /a/b/c/
All the protos are located under c
p1.proto has an import
import "d2/p3.proto"
Any of the schemas defined in the given directory structure are not getting loaded. Same is true with standard protos like "google/protobuf/wrappers.proto" I am new to redis-protobuf, any help appreciated. Thanks in advance
Mj