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google-api-proto
doesn't produce JSON bindings (serde::Serialize
/serde::Deserialize
impls) for the types in that crate. This means that the foreign messages/enums won't have the expected impls available to enable JSON serialization/deserialization if included as fields in messages from your local protobuf definitions.
Some options are:
- Generate the bindings for the Google API locally, rather than through the external crate. This would enable
protoc-gen-prost-serde
to generate the canonical JSON serializations for the whole API. - Don't directly depend on these foreign types in your local crate, and instead do a mapping where appropriate. This is a bit less fun and requires some boilerplate, but also removes your direct dependency on the representation of the message in the Google APIs.
- Suggest a way to suppress the generation of
serde::Serialize
implementations on certain messages or files. This would need to be done in a way thatpbjson
would be able to support, as we largely delegate the generation of this process to their crate.
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Thank you for your reply!
As a workaround, I've copied the proto files into my project. It's not great but unblocked me.
I think your comment is a great reference for folks who are stuck on the same issue, so I'll close the issue.
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Out of curiosity, is having protoc-gen-prost generate code for external types such as google.rpc.Status
not possible or not desirable? It would make the experience much smoother.
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