Include notes about required files in proto_path #1
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Not sure if this is just standard for most people, but personally I thought the library just wasn't working because I didn't have my proto_path set up right. Props to this [Stack Overflow question on importing descriptor.proto](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20069295/importing-google-protobuf-descriptor-proto-in-java-protocol-buffers) for helping me to see what needed to happen.
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Thanks. LGTM. |
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no problem - thanks for putting together this plugin - saved me a huge amount of time! |
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Include notes about required files in proto_path
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@gxy837 whoops |
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discard RECORD fields that would have no fields
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Not sure if this is just standard for most people, but personally I thought the library just wasn't working because I didn't have my proto_path set up right. Props to this Stack Overflow question on importing descriptor.proto for helping me to see what needed to happen.