Plugin request for Buf Schema Registry - protoc-gen-gofullmethods

[KenxinKun]

Mandatory

Where is the source code for the plugin?

Publicly released in https://github.com/90poe/protoc-gen-gofullmethods

Optional

Does the plugin have a valid semver version?

Latest semver is 1.0.1, which can be obtained from the matching tag https://github.com/90poe/protoc-gen-gofullmethods/releases/tag/v1.0.1

Does this plugin have runtime dependencies?

No runtime dependencies

Does the plugin have a dependency on another plugin?

• google.golang.org/protobuf:v1.27.0

Do you think this plugin will be compatible with the BSR go module proxy or npm registry?

The plugin was compatible with the deprecated private plugins, so I expect it to be compatible with the go module proxy.
This plugin only generates Go code (intended to be used server side), so no relation to npm.

[pkwarren]

Before considering adding this to the BSR, can you please add a license file for the plugin in GitHub?

[KenxinKun]

Hi @pkwarren good catch, I've updated the release to include a license (Apache 2.0), please let me know if you need anything else :)

[KenxinKun]

PS: Note that I bumped to 1.0.1 after adding the license

[KenxinKun]

@pkwarren I think we can close this one, I worked with the grpc-go team and got a PR merged that achieves the functionality of this custom plugin. It will be available in March 2023 with the 1.54 release:
grpc/grpc-go#5886

How quickly do the officially supported plugins get updated after each new release? (grpc-go in this case)

[mfridman]

Great! Thanks for the update, I'll close this issue.

How quickly do the officially supported plugins get updated after each new release? (grpc-go in this case)

The short answer is within 1-2 days on average.

The long answer is ... there is a cron that runs once a day to poll new plugin versions. If new plugin versions are detected a PR is opened automatically against this repo. This requires a bit of manual triage (bumping docker image, ensures deps are up-to-date, etc.).

Once a PR is merged, it'll go out with the next release. A release is created once a day and from that point it's usually available on https://buf.build/plugins within 1-2 hours.