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Basic Buf Example #1

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@Luka-J9 Luka-J9 commented Apr 3, 2023

Readme will need a lot more detail, but this should at least show the basics of what can be accomplished.

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Luka-J9 commented Apr 4, 2023

@thesamet Update the project to actually implement the server.

One thing that came up is that I needed to include:

"io.grpc" % "grpc-netty-shaded" % "1.54.0",

for the project to actually run. I see that the version that zio is currently built with is different which I imagine might be problematic. I didn't have time to dig deeper, so in case you have the answer before I have time to figure it out, should this be made to line up, or is there a different dependency I can pull that includes the aligned version of netty?

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Luka-J9 commented Apr 4, 2023

I'll try to get to the readme later this week if I did everything correctly here. This is my first time writing ZIO code so feel free to correct any weirdness in the example

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