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Proto file sourcing #2228
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Curious if you've found any solutions here? I am tasked with a similar issue and cannot seem to get the *.proto files to correctly compile. There is seemingly an issue with all the |
We have a solution but it's awful, what I still have no solution for is something official that just works out of the box. |
Ouch. Hopefully there is an official tool eventually, or at least a link to something that is known to work |
Agreed, it's remarkable that hardly anyone else seems to be complaining about this. It's literally the entire point of gRPC. |
Hi all,
I'm fairly new to TF Serving (I've been tasked with making calls to it). For some background here, we are interested in making TF Serving calls from .NET.
Usually we are used to easily sourcing the *.proto files, generating a client automatically within .NET, job done.
With TF Serving, we are having a hard time identifying where to get these files from. Aside from there being plenty of files (not an issue) they seem to be spread across multiple places. Furthermore, they seem to be mixed in folders containing code, and some of these files seem to reference *.proto files in entirely separate github repositories.
As such, it has become incredibly laborious for us to identify these proto files and organize them in such a way that we can automatically generate our clients. Furthermore, upon successive versions, backwards compatibility aside, it is rather painful to perform this process from scratch.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there a more effective place to get the *.proto files from that I'm not aware of?
Thanks in advance.
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