Added the option to use /Assets folder relative paths to protoc #1
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…ecutable. Important in teams where you don't want everyone to have to install it and just want to include it in the repo. The executable needs to be outside the Assets folder for this to work.
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Thank you for this, and sorry for the huge delay _/|_ |
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Thanks for this great utlity btw.
This is a simple change to allow e.g. "../ProtoBuf/protoc" as the path to the protoc compiler rather than an absolute path. This is useful when you don't want everyone to have to install the compiler, just include it in the game repo relative to /Assets.
Nb. It has to live below /Assets or the code will attempt to compile the contents of the redist /include folder.