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Don't move velero v1 plugins to new proto dir
To preserve backwards compatibility, don't move velero v1 plugins to new proto dir. Signed-off-by: Scott Seago <sseago@redhat.com>
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@@ -135,8 +135,11 @@ type ObjectStore interface {
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The proto service definitions of the plugins will also be versioned and arranged by their plugin kind.
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Currently, all the proto definitions reside under `pkg/plugin/proto` in a file corresponding to their plugin kind.
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These files will be rearranged to be grouped by kind and then versioned: `pkg/plugin/proto/<plugin_kind>/<version>`.
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The scripts to compile the proto service definitions will need to be updated to place the generated Go code under a matching directory structure.
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These files will be rearranged to be grouped by kind and then versioned: `pkg/plugin/proto/<plugin_kind>/<version>`,
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except for the current v1 plugins. Those will remain in their current package/location for backwards compatibility.
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This will allow plugin images built with earlier versions of velero to work with the latest velero (for v1 plugins
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only). The go_package option will be added to all proto service definitions to allow the proto compilation script
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to place the generated go code for each plugin api version in the proper go package directory.
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It is not possible to import an existing proto service into a new one, so any methods will need to be duplicated across versions if they are required by the new version.
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The message definitions can be shared however, so these could be extracted from the service definition files and placed in a file that can be shared across all versions of the service.
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