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[v3.0.0-beta] Python 3 can't import properly related proto files #762
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Looks similar to #881, I think have a workaround/possible solution for the issue there |
Actually I used another trick to solve this issue. I run 2to3 on src_gen folder after every invoke to protoc and everything works properly both on Python 2.7 and 3 But it is what it is - a workaround. |
I think this is a duplicate of #1491 |
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… comments for the next declaration, see protocolbuffers#762
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Hello!
I have two proto files core.proto and items.proto, items.proto import core.proto. They are generated into project's subdirectory src_gen. Problem is that in generated Python code there is import in items_pb2.py:
It doesn't work in Python 3 since it's relative import and syntax for relative import changed in Python 3. It should be (at the begining for python 2.5+ compatibility):
And replace import:
This is how I feel it should solved but I might be unaware of some other method. Is there any other solution?
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