I have about 150 proto files and am trying to compile them in Windows 10. For one of them called a.proto, in the Windows command line I do:
protoc -I. --python_out =. .\a.proto
Of course I wish not to type this 150 times for different files. What is the easiest way to compile all the proto files?
With Git Bash the use of wildcard to execute protoc for each .proto file in the directory seem to work for me: (not in cmd / powershell)
protoc ./*.proto --python_out=.
Other answers here suggest to use version 3.4.0 to use wildcard, I haven't tried it, but it does not work with 3.6.0 for me. See This answer
Maybe one of the solutions in one of this two questions is a better fit protoc object_detection/protos/*.proto: No such file or directory or How to compile multiple proto files in single command?
