Dear all,

I have used protobuf to define interactions between golang and java 
applications.

It clearly makes sense to create a standalone protobuf repository 
independent of the projects in which they are used.

Is there a canonical way of taking a standalone protobuf repository, and 
creating a build system that a) creates the artefacts for each supported 
language from those protobuf/gRPC definitions b) integrates those artefacts 
with other projects' build systems?

At the moment, all I can see is a step to copy source code files across the 
local filesystem into the respective project directories, but this feels a 
bit wrong.

All advice appreciated.

Thanks,

Mark

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