For easily using jsonnet in test.

[lamuguo]

My use case is: based on the built image, I can add maven and corresponding Java staff into it, and then I can use the command line to generate json / protobuf for config files, like gcl did.

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[mikedanese]

protoc?

[lamuguo]

Done.

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[lamuguo]

btw, I updated the CLA info, would like to know how to trigger another CLA check. Thanks!

[sparkprime]

I manually verified you signed the CLA, so please rebase and I'll merge.

[lamuguo]

Hi @sparkprime ,

I already rebased, but looks nothing happened. Anything I should do to disable "cla:no"? Thanks!

Best Regards,
Xiaofeng

[sparkprime]

Sorry I meant squash to one commit as there's no point having that intermediate state in the core repo :) That might make the cla:no go away because it will trigger the bot to re-check but if not I can merge it anyway as I manually validated your CLA status.

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CLAs look good, thanks!

[lamuguo]

Looks it works. Thanks, @sparkprime !

Would you take another look?