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Use jq
to extract the version of protoc
that Pants uses
#2068
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Rather than using
grep
on TOML to extract which version ofprotoc
is being used (which works, but can be fragile), we will instead parse a gigantic JSON dump of Pants' state and extract the version usingjq
.This is more robust because it takes into account the layering that Pants uses (i.e., CLI options override
pants.toml
configuration, which in turn overrides hardcoded defaults). This means we don't even have to pin a version inpants.toml
and the script will still work!For now, however, I have opted to keep the pin in
pants.toml
, purely for visibility and explicitness.Signed-off-by: Christopher Maier [email protected]