feat(build): Add disable_package_emission option to tonic-build#556
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feat(build): Add disable_package_emission option to tonic-build#556LucioFranco merged 1 commit intohyperium:masterfrom Protryon:master
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Motivation
In a project where we don't want to modify prost for empty packages, we need to implement SPIRE workload api which does not use a GRPC package.
Solution
This PR adds a
disable_package_emissionoption totonic-buildthat will not emit a prost-provided package on GRPC endpoints. This allows the protofile to include a package declaration to satisfy prost, and be protocol-compatible with a service expecting no package.