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Add additional source directories for triple #1412

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@EvenLjj EvenLjj commented Apr 22, 2024

Add additional source directories for triple

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the build process to include source generation from a specified directory, improving the efficiency and management of project builds.

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The update involves adding a new Maven plugin configuration to the project. This configuration specifies the use of the build-helper-maven-plugin during the generate-sources phase, enabling the automatic generation of sources from a designated directory.

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File Summary of Changes
pom.xml Added build-helper-maven-plugin configuration to generate sources during the generate-sources phase.

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In the realm of code, a magic spell,
A plugin's charm where sources dwell.
From folders deep, the files arise,
Crafted neatly under digital skies.
Oh, how the build now gracefully flies!
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195-212: The configuration for the build-helper-maven-plugin is correctly set up to add the specified source directory during the generate-sources phase. Ensure that the directory build/generated/source/proto/main/java is correctly structured and accessible in your project environment.


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LGTM

@EvenLjj EvenLjj merged commit ddd63ab into master Apr 30, 2024
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@EvenLjj EvenLjj added this to the 5.13.0 milestone Apr 30, 2024
@EvenLjj EvenLjj deleted the enhance/mark_generate_resource branch May 14, 2024 09:13
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