Enable gRPC code generation to utilize argument file #39291
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This commit enables the gRPC code generation process to utilize an argument file. This approach helps prevent command length from exceeding the operating system limit, particularly on platforms such as Windows. This feature is automatically enabled on Windows if the command line exceeds 8191 characters.
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@cescoffier I think you put the wrong issue id |
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This PR enables the gRPC code generation process to utilize an argument file. This approach helps prevent command length exceeding the operating system limit, particularly on platforms like Windows. This feature is automatically enabled on Windows if the command line exceeds 8191 characters.