use Bytes instead of Vec<u8> for protobuf binary fields#11342
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### Problem Landed #11342 without updating the `prost` crate version in the `concrete_time` crate. ### Solution Update the revision to conform. ### Result Existing tests pass.
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Problem
#11307 upgraded the gRPC code to Tonic from grpcio. As part of that upgrade, Pants now uses Prost to generate Rust structs for protobuf types. By default, Prost encodes binary fields as
Vec<u8>. Given the attendant problems ofVec<u8>of needing to copy around bytes when structs are cloned, the more efficient method is to useBytesfor the representation to avoid unnecessary copies.Solution
Upgrade Prost to danburkert/prost@a1cccbc and enable using
Bytesfor all binary fields.Result
Existing tests pass.