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pbandk does not generate code on libprotoc 3.17.3

See original GitHub issue

setup pbandk 0.10.0
Run protoc --kotlin_out=. proto/my_proto.proto
pbandk does not generate code but (maybe) libprotoc’s kotlin generator generates code. ⛑

I don’t know this is pbandk’s problem or protoc’s problem. I think it’s related to libprotoc starts to support Kotlin code from version 3.17.0.

I think pbandk’s output is great (thank you! 🥰) and I want to use pbandk. Do you have any information ? Thank you.

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

NorbertSandorcommented, Sep 29, 2021

v0.11.0 is out with these changes

It seems to work with Gradle using the latest libprotoc. Thanks.

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garypcommented, Sep 25, 2021

v0.11.0 is out with these changes

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