Set Go package option pointing to generated SDK #8
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The
github.com/bufbuild/prototransform
package uses this import path, so this seems like the canonical Go import path that should be documented in the proto itself. This is also consistent with the option inprotovalidate
.We may want to update the breaking change detection logic in
buf
to allow changing a Go package from empty to non-empty, because the Go plugin will not actually generate any code if it's empty. So previously (with no option), users had to provide a-M
option to the plugin in order to actually import this file and generate Go code. So setting the package now should not actually break anyone.