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This returns an error stating: error parsing regexp: invalid escape sequence: \U
pointing to C:\User (I assume).
When I do change the template path to relative in --doc_opt, it throws no such error. Indicating the problem lies in doc_opt.
But why is it taking this as a regex pattern in the first place?
I carried a bit of research and in the documentation, the format for doc-opt was stated as:
The parameter (--doc_opt) must be of the format <TYPE|TEMPLATE_FILE>,<OUTPUT_FILE>[,default|source_relative]:<EXCLUDE_PATTERN>,<EXCLUDE_PATTERN>*. The file will be written to the directory specified with the --doc_out argument to protoc.
Notice the colon(":"), I think that's what is causing the compiler to parse the path as a regex in the first place. (from C:\User).
I even added quotes after that, to seperate the arguments but still didn't work.
Is there a way to solve this?
Thanks in advance!
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Hey there,
I am trying to run protoc-gen-doc with a custom template with the following command: (this is a demo command)
"C:\User\protoc.exe" -I ./ "C:\User\path\to\proto\hello.proto" --plugin=protoc-gen-doc="protoc-gen-doc.exe" --doc_out="C:\User\output" --doc_opt="C:\User\custom.tmpl","out.csv":"google/*"
This returns an error stating:
error parsing regexp: invalid escape sequence: \U
pointing to C:
\U
ser (I assume).When I do change the template path to relative in
--doc_opt
, it throws no such error. Indicating the problem lies in doc_opt.But why is it taking this as a regex pattern in the first place?
I carried a bit of research and in the documentation, the format for doc-opt was stated as:
Notice the colon(":"), I think that's what is causing the compiler to parse the path as a regex in the first place. (from C:\User).
I even added quotes after that, to seperate the arguments but still didn't work.
Is there a way to solve this?
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: