* Rebuild python docker image
* Update docker image
* Change call to build_and_run_docker.sh
* Set up python tests for different versions
* Fix comments
* Inherit from message instead of implement
When regestering class (implmenets other class) during MINIT, zend_class_implements
would call zend_class_entry->interface_gets_implemented(). In PHP-7.3 interface_gets_implemented shares the same location with create_object.
However, during MINIT, the global object storeage hasn't been initialized. And thus, caused segment fault in php 7.3.
* Use zend_string_init where interned string may be the value.
zend_string_dup will keep using the existing interned string.
In php 7.3, interned string cannot be destroyed from user's code.
* Uncommment debug code
* Use latest phpunit for each php versions
* Revert change in Dockerfile
* Update php test to use the new docker image
* Update composer
* Change docker organization
* Update phpunit
* Debug phpunit
* Store phpunit into bin dir in docker image
* Install valgrind to docker
* Fix compatibility test
* Remove generated_service_test from compatibility c extension test
* Update 32bit php test to the new docker image
* Install bison
* Fix build.sh
* Fix DOCKERIMAGE_PREFIX
* Fix basename
* Add comment to build_and_run_docker2.sh
* Remove commented code
* Fix comments
Some protos have enum values of "FOO" and "Foo", which the ObjC generation
then makes into the same thing. Just skip generating the enum element for
the duplicate as it would be a compile error because of the name collision.
The descriptors are still generated to support reflection and TextFormat
more completely.
* Create a script to help update the version automatically
* Update comment in the update_version script
* Update script to fix special handling for common.h and Makefile.am
* Revise update_version script to only update the other constants in common.h if it is a major release. Reset Makefile.am version to 17:0:0
To make this work, I created a symlink to the existing zlib.BUILD file.
Maybe there is a better way to do this, but this is at least a quick
workaround to fix the build.
Just like fields, some extension fieldnames can be named such that they appear
to have meaning to ARC. Add the annotation to the compiler will get things
correct.
Add a bunch of extensions to allow inspection on generation to ensure things
are correct.
For deprecated fields, identify the deprecated field and source file in the deprecation message. For deprecated files, identify the deprecated file in deprecation messages of generated interfaces. This additional context in deprecation messages will help provide developers with more context which could help them seek recommended alternatives to deprecated interfaces.
* Add kokoro build for python source package
* Use libc++ for xcode 10 (#5303)
The xcode 10 removes the deprecated libstdc++ library. We could set
"MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET" to "10.9" to use libc++ instead.
* Add python 3.7 build
* Add build for python 3.7 on linux and windows
* Remove unused source build
* Add comment
* Fix $MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET mismatch
* Fix MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET mismatch
* Add missing import for sysconfig
* Add missing imports
* adds string-to-int and int-to-string methods to enums
* remove check for valueToName property in EnumTrait
* Remove unused imports
* Update to avoid using EnumTrait
* Remove EnumTrait
* Update enum types
* Move name and value methods into generated classes
* Remove functions from GPBUtil
* Test well known enums
* Implement enum value to/from name in c extension
* Only generate use statement when namespace is present
In some cases proto files that want/need to use the objc_class_prefix option have
types that already have the prefix on a subset of their names. In this case we don't
want to duplicate the prefix.
Added tests for this (and prefixes in general).
The code now matches what the comment above it actually generates.
Also tweak that code so it actually compiles for me, and to avoid
embedding /* and */ in comments because that's generally a reasonable
thing to trigger warnings.
