Bugfix: grpc python code generation location and file suffix #8359
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Having filenames with . like `file.fb.grcp` is not great for Python. Since dots are used for namespaces. Replacing all of them with _ eg suffix `foo.bar.baz` will become `foo_bar_baz`. Restoring the previous default `_fb` suffix.
This fixes a regression introduced with: fb9afba And generates the grpc file in the namespace folder again.
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Can this be merged @dbaileychess or does it need something else? |
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Follow up from #8356.
This addresses the regression for the location where the
grpcfile is generated andchanges the default suffix back to
_fbagain instead of.fb.(See commit messages for more details).