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Not sure if this is really an issue, perhaps a misunderstanding, but did cause me an issue so thought id mention it. I am piping the output of kafkacat into protobuf compiler to query values, using the solution here #72
specifically I must provide the empty string delimiter or else the parsing fails (at least with any other delimiter I can think of, or if i provide no delimiter flag)
...
-D "" -e | protoc --decode_raw
After building with the latest master branch I am now getting an error
% ERROR: Message delimiter -D must be exactly one byte (no multi-byte unicode code points)
Seems fair that I should provide a charactor if im using the flag but does seem to mean I can no longer decode protobuf messages using the above technique.
I went back and build with tag 1.5.0 and the -D "" -e | protoc --decode_raw works with this code so I will just use the older version, but would be good to have a solution for this use case.
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Not sure if this is really an issue, perhaps a misunderstanding, but did cause me an issue so thought id mention it. I am piping the output of kafkacat into protobuf compiler to query values, using the solution here #72
specifically I must provide the empty string delimiter or else the parsing fails (at least with any other delimiter I can think of, or if i provide no delimiter flag)
...
-D "" -e | protoc --decode_raw
After building with the latest master branch I am now getting an error
% ERROR: Message delimiter -D must be exactly one byte (no multi-byte unicode code points)
Seems fair that I should provide a charactor if im using the flag but does seem to mean I can no longer decode protobuf messages using the above technique.
I went back and build with tag 1.5.0 and the -D "" -e | protoc --decode_raw works with this code so I will just use the older version, but would be good to have a solution for this use case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: