feat(plugin): add configuration to run go package#4161
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frankli0324 wants to merge 1 commit intosqlc-dev:mainfrom
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feat(plugin): add configuration to run go package#4161frankli0324 wants to merge 1 commit intosqlc-dev:mainfrom
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I've being using this for a while and I didn't run into problems. rebased and squashed. any thoughts on this? @kyleconroy |
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hi @kyleconroy should I or should I not assume that I can use this option later? I'm trying to decide the workflow of my project... |
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This PR adds "go_package" field under "plugin.process" for configurations
I'm trying to write plugin for a specific project, so I think it's reasonable to put plugin code alongside the project, and currently we need to install the plugin into $PATH before running sqlc generate, this simplifies the process.
I suspect the "cmd" field checks for existence for some reason, so I didn't add a "args" field which may be more universal but less maintainable. I'm not sure about that.