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chore: wrong path for call to compile_protos #366

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Fixed wrong path "proto/helloworld.proto" for compile_protos first argument. build.rs being in the project root, means the correct path should be "src/proto/helloworld.proto".

Fixed wrong path "proto/helloworld.proto" for `compile_protos` first argument. `build.rs` being in the project root, means the correct path should be "src/proto/helloworld.proto".
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Thanks!

@LucioFranco LucioFranco changed the title fix: wrong path for call to compile_protos chore: wrong path for call to compile_protos Jun 3, 2020
@LucioFranco LucioFranco merged commit 02499fd into hyperium:master Jun 3, 2020
nicklaw5 added a commit to nicklaw5/tonic that referenced this pull request Jun 7, 2020
This change reverts hyperium#366. The `proto/` directory, as described in the guide,
is created under the root of the crate. Not under `src/`.

I've also included a fix to the `grpcurl` endpoint.
LucioFranco pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 9, 2020
This change reverts #366. The `proto/` directory, as described in the guide,
is created under the root of the crate. Not under `src/`.

I've also included a fix to the `grpcurl` endpoint.
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