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fix: use proto to communicate with Hot Reload process #4076

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@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas commented Jan 16, 2025

The intention here is that gRPC is now used to communicate between the JVM hot reload process and the plugin. This will allow FTL to have more control over the process, rather than relying on the Quarkus native hot reload behaviour.

This is stage one of the refactoring, it removes the runner-info file and move responsibility for initiating reload to the plugin.

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@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas force-pushed the stuartwdouglas/hot-reload-fixes branch 12 times, most recently from 36ff443 to 0e516cf Compare January 22, 2025 06:40
@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas marked this pull request as ready for review January 22, 2025 06:52
@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas requested review from a team and alecthomas as code owners January 22, 2025 06:52
@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas force-pushed the stuartwdouglas/hot-reload-fixes branch 2 times, most recently from 76f9c92 to afd4454 Compare January 23, 2025 00:41
@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas force-pushed the stuartwdouglas/hot-reload-fixes branch from 2cb3601 to 163248f Compare January 23, 2025 02:44
@stuartwdouglas stuartwdouglas merged commit b4dea5e into main Jan 23, 2025
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