proto: fixing import path to include "contrib"#17856
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Signed-off-by: Brian Luong <bluong@qualtrics.com>
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This should be fixed by #17842 |
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Commit Message: Fixing import path to include "contrib"
Additional Description:
I tried generating Python code but got an error:
I noticed a PR (#17796) a few days ago moving these
rocketmqproto files to another directory so I'm thinking this import statement might have been missed.Risk Level: Low
Testing: Successfully generated Python code