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…http requests. Main advantage is support for accepting gzipped data, which can be configured in the retrieval tomcat of the archiver appliance. Also update the protobuf library to the latest one and auto regenerates the java code on build.
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Thanks for this update, we can surely get this hosted on maven. In the .proto file, I see that it is identical to the previous one ( same default as supported by proto2 ).. but the explicit setting of the syntax to "proto2" was removed. I am guessing this will have no impact on existing deployments. Did we need to move the test resources from src/test to lib/src/test to comply with gradle standards? With the build.xml removed... will future builds only be supported with gradle. Sorry for these questions. |
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Ah, didn't mean to remove the syntax line. Have made another pull request, I was copying from the archiver version of the file. I don't think it makes a difference as the protobuf compiler defaults to syntax "proto2". The protobuf library is 'com.google.protobuf:protobuf-java:3.23.0'. I moved the test resouces to follow gradle/maven standards. I removed the build.xml to focus on gradle, I thought it might be easiser to use. There is a maven repository plugin https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/publishing_maven.html which should make it easier to get it hosted. |
* Add publish workflow to github * update build action version * add gradle publish plugin and settings
…http requests.
Main advantage is support for accepting gzipped data, which can be configured in the retrieval tomcat of the archiver appliance.
Also update the protobuf library to the latest one and auto regenerates the java code on build.