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gitlab.com/rcbenchmark/rcbenchmark-proto_files
Repository that contains all the proto files used in the Gen.2 software.
To clone
git clone --recurse-submodules https://gitlab.com/rcbenchmark/rcbenchmark-proto_files
A docker image and a script are also provided to generate files from them. To update them run the command inside this repo:
docker run -v $(pwd):/mnt befuhro/rcb-proto-gen
or this one for windows 10 (repo must be cloned using WSL and not gitbash)
docker run -v ${pwd}:/mnt befuhro/rcb-proto-gen
To rebuild the Dockerfile
docker build -t rcb-proto-gen .
When files are generated, copy-paste the files that have changed to the clients (GUI and python interpreter).
The files inside javascript/communicator should go to src/grpc_client/communicator on the GUI, same for the core_manager.
All the files from python/communicator and python/core_manager should go to rcbenchmark/grpc on the python API.
And after update the go modules with the following command (the part after the @ must be the last commit id) inside the folder app on the core repository.
go get gitlab.com/rcbenchmark/rcbenchmark-proto_files@92270577
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