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If instead of protocCommand I'm using 3.22.2 then I'm not experiencing error - but python generated files - are not full with data - only the header is present. So I'm trying to use 3.18.3 instead - as it generates python files properly - and all is working fine locally, but when I'm trying to release - each time I see this:
the path is hardcoded now - but I also tried to pass it dynamically with -DprotocCommand=${{ env.PROTOC_COMMAND }} - it is taken from the preinstalled protoc in GitHub:
which protoc
/opt/hostedtoolcache/protoc/3.18.3/x64/bin/protoc
I have checked out several issues - it's not alpine version, gcomat doesn't help... Any Ideas will be really helpful - thanks in advance Java 17
When I do such a request with a command manually - it works fine
I'm running on GitHub Action on Ubuntu 22.04 with such pom.configuration and experiencing 2 issues:
If instead of protocCommand I'm using 3.22.2 then I'm not experiencing error - but python generated files - are not full with data - only the header is present. So I'm trying to use 3.18.3 instead - as it generates python files properly - and all is working fine locally, but when I'm trying to release - each time I see this:
the path is hardcoded now - but I also tried to pass it dynamically with
-DprotocCommand=${{ env.PROTOC_COMMAND }}
- it is taken from the preinstalled protoc in GitHub:I have checked out several issues - it's not alpine version, gcomat doesn't help... Any Ideas will be really helpful - thanks in advance Java 17
When I do such a request with a command manually - it works fine
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