fix: convert forward slashes to backslashes for protoc plugins on Windows. #668
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Fixes #667
This takes the approach rules_proto_grpc does to detect if we are building on Windows via the
host_path_separator
. protoc will fail to call into the plugins if they are expressed to protoc as forward-slash paths. Alternatively, we could make this more limited like my patch in the linked issue to check.bat
file extensions, which is fragile in its own way, but works for the given use case.Changes are visible to end-users: no
Test plan
bazel build //:foo_ts_pb
. This PR's change is a patch in that repo, so I could also change that to directly use my commit instead, if preferredThere aren't any tests as far as I can tell currently for ts_proto_library, so my manual test is the best I can currently offer, and it's not clear if the Windows test runners are fully active, but I'd be happy to write a test for initial coverage on
ts_proto_library
if desired