Bump google.golang.org/genproto #714
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This picks up a version of genproto that separates api and rpc packages into submodules, to enable dropping transitive dependencies on cloud API packages in the future for uses of those generic packages.
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Updated, didn't realize this repo vendored |
jpbetz
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@liggitt I'll follow up this PR with one to update bazel |
ah, thanks, didn't realize those needed a separate update |
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This picks up a version of genproto that separates api and rpc packages into submodules, to enable dropping transitive dependencies on cloud API packages in the future for uses of those generic packages.
See googleapis/go-genproto#1015 for details on the timeline for completing the submodule isolation.
cc @jpbetz @cici37 @TristonianJones