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Correctly advertise editions support #1637
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Thank you for the attention, but the |
I would actually label this a regression/bug fix. AFAICT this plugin should support edition 2023 just fine because it uses the official golang protoc plugin infra, edition 2023 doesn't affect RPC codegen, and it already sets |
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A good point. 🤔 I do wonder though, how likely is it that people would still be using this protoc-gen-go
rather than the newer one?
But still, also reasonable, and measured.
(Still needs a proper 👍 from someone with dev access.)
FWIW I hit this trying to migrate someone to editions that was using this plugin :). I ended up just switching them to the newer one, but I figured there might be edge cases where that's not as much of an option. |
Should this PR be closed now? |
Sorry, I didn’t actually see this PR before. @jhump Why are you suggesting to close this PR? @mkruskal-google Are you still looking to get this merged? |
@stapelberg, it seemed like the conversation was suggesting that people that want to use Editions should migrate to the newer version of protoc-gen-go, over in |
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