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Protobuf documentation is kind of clear about the compatibility between the gen code and the runtime. According to this https://protobuf.dev/support/cross-version-runtime-guarantee/, you can use a ...
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Using Protobuf.net I have a List<Test> and objects inherited from Test (i.e. Test2, Test3, Test4). Test is defined like this: [ProtoContract, ProtoInclude(1,typeof(Test2)), ProtoInclude(2, ...
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Are there any protobuf compilers out there that make use of the `[deprecated = true]` tag to automatically build deprecation warnings into the compiler Python source code? The current approach I'm ...
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I have the following scenario. There is an external service that provides data in protobuf format that I need to parse, and I have original protobuf scheme for that data. The issue is that original ...
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Dart app (Server side) + shelf + postgres plugin, all latest version. I'm trying to read / write binary data to postgresql table bytea field, the data is a binary protobuf message. This is how I write ...
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I'm using gRPC/Protobuf, and I need to stream byte objects that may be large, possibly more than one in each message. The default limits are set at 4MB, and I don't want to keep tweaking these. I also ...
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I'm trying to convert protobuf .bin files from a game to a human-readable json format. There are only .pb files around, what tool should I use to do it, or should I try developing a tool for it ...
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What is the best way to represent hexadecimal like 0x5d4e41859170 in protobuf definition files. 0x5d4e41859170 is a memory address. Should I use bytes, string or fixed64 types, or is there a better ...
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I am quite new to protobuf. I am trying to make sense of the example that is used in https://protobuf.dev/programming-guides/encoding/; there are repeated elements which I can't figure out. It ...
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I want to know if the protoc-gen-openapi plugin understands and processes annotations as in annotations.proto. I want to use the custom options defined in that annotations.proto file as annotations on ...
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I am using Typescript, Google Protobuf and library "ts-proto": "^2.7.7", to generate ts types and use their encode/decode methods. I have a message like message DummyDraft { ...
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I have a protobuf message with a repeated field: message TestRepeatedMask { repeated Inner inner_message = 1; message Inner { optional string first = 1; optional string second = 2; } } ...
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I have been using .proto files without any issue with C# and Java. I have more than hundred proto files spread across a folder hierarchy. I can compile in Visual Studio and in JetBrains IntelliJ Idea. ...
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I was trying to serve vector tiles on the fly using an rpc function in superbase but somehow when the responce arrives in the front end using a custom protocol. the vector tiles are not displayed. ...
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We use protocol buffers both for gRPC server-to-server communication and for publishing messages to Pub/Sub. Pub/Sub is fairly sensitive to schema changes, not allowing any schema changes that would ...
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