James Lan

You may want to check [setuptools-proto](https://pypi.org/project/setuptools-proto/). Disclosure: I'm the author of it.

For 64 bits int, [spec](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#json_mapping) requires it to be a string. There was a [discussion](https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/2679) on protobuf repo. But I do not quite understand the [`list` handling](https://github.com/danielgtaylor/python-betterproto/blob/a46979c8a68827d4cdb0f20d2d7e345d391f4ddf/betterproto/__init__.py#L836) of int64 types....

Oh that's for `repeated`. I forgot about it. Then there's no question about the code.

Why not split them into different .proto files? I think that would be more intuitive and clear for a potential code maintainer

The thing is that, after it was registered on zookeeper, the service may take some time to finish its initialization to serve incoming requests. During this period, other services may...

It seems that it should try the base dir with the content of `commondir`. For example, in `.git/worktrees/foo`, there's a file `commondir`, whose content is `../..`, pointing to `.git` directory...

Right. The #396 is to parse the worktree information stored in .git directory. While this issue is reporting that the worktree's attributes(e.g. HEAD) are stored differently

Blocks bazelbuild/rules_kotlin#572

Yes this is really an issue and a better solution is needed. BTW, It's probably not just missing a GC at the process exit for .NET Core. I tried renaming...

@BCSharp The example you designed is a circular reference and there's no ideal order of calling. But sometimes it needs the correct order: ```python log = open('log.txt', 'w') class Foo:...