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I'm following instructions ho to integrate a timestamp type from https://rinf.cunarist.com/frequently-asked-questions/#how-do-i-use-well-known-types-in-protobuf. As describe in the FAQ, I created a protobuf message, added a Timestamp type and generated dart code with the protoc --dart_out command. However, when I executed a rinf message it cleares just generated Timestamp .dart files.
I guess as a temporary solution, there should be a script that executes rinf message first and then all the protoc --dart_out components. e.g.
However, I think that the rinf message command should be extended with additional arguments, such as --clean to perform a clean build or similar. It might also include an argument to build additional .dart files.
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I'm following instructions ho to integrate a timestamp type from https://rinf.cunarist.com/frequently-asked-questions/#how-do-i-use-well-known-types-in-protobuf. As describe in the FAQ, I created a protobuf message, added a Timestamp type and generated dart code with the
protoc --dart_out
command. However, when I executed arinf message
it cleares just generated Timestamp .dart files.I guess as a temporary solution, there should be a script that executes
rinf message
first and then all theprotoc --dart_out
components. e.g.However, I think that the
rinf message
command should be extended with additional arguments, such as--clean
to perform a clean build or similar. It might also include an argument to build additional .dart files.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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