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Hello,
This issue is related to #327
I've got some progress researching a way to pass a file to protolint w/o creating a temp file.
I use Node.js IPC connections (https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v18.x/api/net.html#identifying-paths-for-ipc-connections) and it works fine on Windows.
Unfortunately when testing on WSL + Ubuntu 22 it doesn't work:
ls
cannonball@DESKTOP:/run/user/1000$ ls -l /run/user/1000/ total 0 srwxr-xr-x 1 cannonball cannonball 0 Jan 28 23:35 foo.proto
nc -U foo.proto
'2024/01/28 23:15:52 [INFO] protolint doesn't load a config file\nopen /run/user/1000/foo.proto: no such device or address\n'
Unlike Windows, I don't see any attempts to connect to the socket. Is protolint supposed to read from Unix domain sockets?
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Hello,
This issue is related to #327
I've got some progress researching a way to pass a file to protolint w/o creating a temp file.
I use Node.js IPC connections (https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v18.x/api/net.html#identifying-paths-for-ipc-connections) and it works fine on Windows.
Unfortunately when testing on WSL + Ubuntu 22 it doesn't work:
ls
:nc -U foo.proto
.Unlike Windows, I don't see any attempts to connect to the socket. Is protolint supposed to read from Unix domain sockets?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: