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This PR contains the following updates:
v1.8.2
->v1.12.0
Release Notes
jhump/protoreflect
v1.12.0
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This change includes a new feature related to source code information for compiled-in proto descriptors. It also includes some other bug fixes.
"github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc"
Changes/fixes:
FindSymbol
method ofFileDescriptor
would panic if given an empty string as the symbol name. This has been fixed. This case now returns a nil descriptor, indicating no element with the given name could be found.Load*
functions will return descriptors that include comment information (and the underlyingFileDescriptorProto
will contain source code info) if theprotoc-gen-gosrcinfo
plugin was used to generate additional Go code for these proto files."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoprint"
Changes/fixes:
"github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/sourceinfo"
This is a brand new package which allows for registering source code information for a proto source file. It also includes some API for using/querying the source code info. This is useful to retain comments for compiled and linked-in descriptors. It is not expected that users would explicitly register source code info; instead use the
protoc-gen-gosrcinfo
plugin, in addition toprotoc-gen-go
, when compiling your proto sources."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/sourceinfo/cmd/protoc-gen-gosrcinfo"
This is a brand new command which is a
protoc
plugin for augmenting compiled and linked-in descriptors with source code information. When used, thedesc
package can include source code info (and thus comments) when loading linked-in descriptors. Thedesc/sourceinfo
package can be used to query for the source code info and can be useful for integrating this data with other things, such as gRPC server reflection.v1.11.0
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"github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoprint"
Changes/fixes:
protoprint
is able to handle, they would fail to be included in the printed output. Options were supported on all other types, just not on methods. This has been remedied: methods now have the same support for options comments as other elements.Printer
type includes three new fields, to control formatting of complex options:ShortOptionsExpansionThresholdCount
andShortOptionsExpansionThresholdLength
control when "short options" will be expanded to multiple lines, based on the number of options and the length of the options when rendered;MessageLiteralExpansionThresholdLength
controls when message literals in option values will be expanded to multi-line form, based on if the length of the rendered string is too long."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/grpcreflect"
Changes/fixes:
LoadServiceDescriptors
function now accepts an interface, not just the concrete type*grpc.Server
. Since*grpc.Server
implements the interface, this change should be mostly backwards compatible. However, if there are usages that rely on the precise signature, such as assigning to a function variable whose signature requires*grpc.Server
, this is a minor breaking change. Such usage is not expected.v1.10.3
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This release contains several fixes to the
desc/protoparse
package and one fix to thegrpcreflect
package."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoparse"
Changes/fixes:
protoc
accepts identifierst
,f
,True
, andFalse
as synonyms fortrue
andfalse
. Use of these alternate spellings would be rejected by this package. This is now fixed so that this package accepts the same values asprotoc
.true
orfalse
, this package would reject the option, misunderstanding thetrue
orfalse
identifier to be a boolean literal instead of an enum value name. This has been fixed.protoc
. This lead to some variances -- some source files thatprotoc
would accept but that this package would not (because it was unable to resolve a reference), and some source files that this package would accept but thatprotoc
would reject (because this package was using different lexical scoping rules during resolution). This has been fixed and this package now resolves extension names the same way asprotoc
.google.protobuf.Any
,protoc
supports a special syntax that makes it possible to use a simple text format for the contained message, instead of having to include a byte string representation of a marshaled/encoded value. This package did not previously implement that syntax, so would reject proto sources that used it. This has been remedied, and the special syntax is now supported by this package.repeated
extension for a message that used message-set wire format. However, onlyoptional
extensions are allowed for such messages. This has been fixed, and proto sources that try to define such arepeated
extension will be rejected.json_name
option, however this package was accepting proto sources that did so. This has been fixed, and proto sources that define an extension with thejson_name
option will be rejected."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/grpcreflect"
Changes/fixes:
file_containing_symbol
request. Also, the reflection service does not actually specify any ordering requirements for responses that choose to include more than one file. But this package mistakenly assumed an ordering (based on an older implementation of the reflection service in the official Java runtime), which could cause such cases (responses with multiple or even superfluous files) to return the incorrect file descriptor. This has been fixed. Now all responses tofile_containing_symbol
,file_containing_extension
andfile_by_filename
requests correctly support multiple files (even superfluous ones) in any order.v1.10.2
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This release contains several fixes to the
desc/protoparse
anddynamic
packages."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoparse"
Changes/fixes:
oneof
in it, then option values in proto sources should not be allowed to set more than one of the fields. Previously, this package would accept such sources, and only the last field (in source location order) would end up being set in the option value. Now the package will report an error.protoc
.protoc
accepts such sources and, like other floating point literals that cannot be perfectly represented, picks the nearest/best option. In the case of overflow, that value is infinity. This package now behaves likeprotoc
and substitutes an infinite value for numeric literals that would otherwise overflow a 64-bit floating point value.NUL
character in a source file (code point zero,0x00
) could be misinterpreted as end-of-file. This character is not allowed in proto sources, but would not only be accepted in some cases but also result in incomplete compilation. Similarly, this package accepted such characters inside of comments, but that is also not allowed. This has been remedied and source files with such characters will be rejected.[
and]
). However,protoc
does not require the colon in this context. This package has been updated to match the behavior ofprotoc
.google/protobuf/descriptor.proto
) without supplying its own copy of source and then included a source file that defined a symbol with the same fully-qualified name as an element in that import, a panic would occur. This has been fixed and the conflict is reported as an error as expected.protoc
for block elements (i.e. those with elements defined inside of brances{ }
, including messages, groups, oneofs, extend blocks, enums, services, and methods). This package used the comment immediately following the closing brace (}
) as the element's trailing comment. However,protoc
uses the comment immediately following the opening brace ({
) as the trailing comment. The behavior in this package has been changed to match that ofprotoc
."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoprint"
Changes/fixes:
{ }
, including messages, groups, oneofs, extend blocks, enums, services, and methods) should be rendered after the closing brace. However, this is not how trailing comments are parsed byprotoc
: they are the comment immediately following the opening brace instead. So this package has been updated to render the trailing comment for these elements after the opening brace."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/dynamic"
Changes/fixes:
google.protobuf.Value
, this package would incorrectly process values that were JSON arrays. This should be allowed and result in the field'slist_value
field being set with the contents of the array. Instead, the field would be set to a single value equal to the last value in the JSON array. This has been fixed.v1.10.1
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This release contains some fixes to the
protoparse
package."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoparse"
Changes/fixes:
protoc
with regards to the field name used to refer to a group value. These issues have been corrected and behavior is not consistent withprotoc
.v1.10.0
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This release contains some improvements to the
protoparse
package and new functionality in theprotoprint
package."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoparse"
Changes/fixes:
protoc
compiler would reject proto source, but theprotoparse
package would accept it:protoc
resolved relative names to fully-qualified names, for the request and response types in a method signature, differed slightly fromprotoparse
. Theprotoparse
package might accept a source program, butprotoc
might reject it due resolving a type name to something other than a type (such as a service or method name). This package now matches the behavior ofprotoc
and will reject the same kinds of source.protoparse
would accept a program with a range like1to max
, for example, whereasprotoc
requires a space between the1
and the keywordto
. This was due to a small difference in how tokens are lexed. The lexer in this package has been updated to now match the behavior ofprotoc
and will now issue an error if there is no space between a numeric literal and subsequent identifier/keyword.protoc
compiler accepts'\v'
(vertical tab) and'\f'
(form feed) characters as whitespace, butprotoparse
would not. This is now fixed.protoparse
package could panic (with type assertion failures or with index-out-of-range failures) if the input contained a unicode code point in a particular range (well outside the range of allowed characters in a proto source file, other than inside string literals). This has been fixed."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoprint"
Additions:
CustomSortFunction
field has been added to thePrinter
type. This can be used to define a custom order in which elements are printed to a file. This also includes a new interface type,protoprint.Element
, which custom sort functions can use to inspect the elements for deciding how to order them.v1.9.0
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This release contains numerous improvements to the
protoparse
package, to more closely matchprotoc
in terms of proto source files that are acceptable. It also contains some fixes in other packages."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/builder"
Changes/fixes:
"github.com/jhump/protoreflect/desc/protoparse"
Additions:
protoparse
package now issues warnings when it detects that a source file has unused imports. This mirrors the warnings thatprotoc
issues in the same cases. This feature requires the use of aWarningReporter
with a parse operation. The concrete type of value provided to the warning reporter will be aprotoparse.ErrorUnusedImport
.Changes/fixes:
protoc
compiler was more strict thanprotoparse
when it comes to resolving relative (vs. full qualified) names. This led to conditions whereprotoparse
would accept a proto source file thatprotoc
would reject. The issue is when the first component of an identifier could match multiple lexical scopes. In such a caseprotoc
only matches the most enclosing scope. Butprotoparse
would fallback to other enclosing scopes if the most enclosing scope could not be used to resolve a symbol. (Hard to describe succinctly, so see the example in this bug report.) This issue is now fixed andprotoparse
resolves names in the same manner asprotoc
.protoc
compiler uses "C++ enum scoping rules" for protobuf enums. This means that enum values are declared in the namespace of the enclosing enum (as siblings of the enum itself). Butprotoparse
incorrectly treated the enum as the parent scope/namespace. This led to source files thatprotoparse
would accept but thatprotoc
would reject. This issue is now fixed.oneof
statements could incorrectly result in error messages about failing to resolve the custom option name, even if the source file and the option reference were valid. This has been fixed."github.com/jhump/protoreflect/dynamic/msgregistry"
Additions:
ErrUnexpectedType
, was introduced. When a call toFindMessageTypeByUrl
orFindEnumTypeByUrl
fails because of a type mismatch (expecting a message, got an enum, or vice versa), this can now be determined programmatically by type-asserting the error to the new error type. This provides a proper/robust way to detect this kind of error (previously, callers would have to examine the error text, which is quite brittle).Configuration
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