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disable namespace
See original GitHub issueIf the package name is a namespace name that ts does not support, then the generated ts cannot be used:
proto:
package xxx.xxx.xxx;
ts:
export namespace xxx.xxx.xxx {}
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sorry, the method I used is incorrect, I close this issue
See the test case where I make sure that nested namespaces are working across versions
https://github.com/thesayyn/protoc-gen-ts/blob/e99f990f52f5e434da27ad219de56e7daae4657b/test/packagedirective.spec.ts#L16