Casper Meijn
Casper Meijn
What do you expect the value to be when such a struct is deserialized? Having a `skip` attribute makes sense to me. It needs someone to actually implement this.
Can you explain what the expected behavior is? Can you point to the upstream documentation?
Thank you for pointing this out. - Is this using the fuzzers already in the codebase? - Could you share a test case that triggers this assert?
I don't fully understand the situation. Is the `protos.json` some kind of standard? When you read the json file and turn that into a `prost-build::Config` you could insert "../../" in...
> Technically yes, but that isn't possible if `prost-build` is being invoked in a multi-threaded build server, or a service for multiple users, or tests that run in parallel. Is...
The given example doesn't contain a compelling use case. I feel like this can be solved outside `prost-build` by adjusting the paths or using absolute paths.
I assume this is about `oneof` fields. The `prost-derive` macros don't have access to the size of a Rust type. So I think it is not possible to automatically box...
I agree. This has too many edge cases. I will yank 0.14.0 I don't think we can quickly fix the edge cases, so I suggest to release 0.14.1 with the...
Can you explain how compile_protos is called? Maybe you could share a complete rust crate that shows your problem? 21 aug. 2024 08:11:49 Yongle-Fu ***@***.***>: > > a.proto > >...
@Yongle-Fu I am unable to reproduce your problem. Could you share a complete project with this issue? Maybe a new GitHub repo or, even better, a test case in the...