build(deps): Bump github.com/bufbuild/buf from 1.35.1 to 1.45.0

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Bumps github.com/bufbuild/buf from 1.35.1 to 1.45.0.

Release notes

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v1.45.0

• Update buf registry module info --format=json to add default_label_name, which provides the name of the default label of a module.

v1.44.0

• Update the PROTOVALIDATE lint rule to check example field options. Examples will be checked that they satisfy the field constraints, and are only present if constraints are present.
• Update the PROTOVALIDATE lint rule to check predefined rules. Predefined rules will be checked that they compile.
• Add support for a WebAssembly (Wasm) runtime for custom lint and breaking changes plugins. Use the .wasm file extension to specify a path to a Wasm plugin.

v1.43.0

• Add new experimental LSP support under buf beta lsp.

v1.42.0

• Add support for custom lint and breaking change plugins. See our launch blog post for more details!
• Add buf dep graph --format flag that defaults to dot, and adds the option json, to print the dependency graph in JSON format.
• Fix bugs in buf format where trailing comments on commas in message literals were not properly propagated to the formatted proto, empty message literals were not properly indented, and compound strings in options added an extra newline before trailing commas.

v1.41.0

• Add HTTP/3 support for gRPC with buf curl.
• Fix issue where errors from protoc plugins may be overwritten when executing plugins in parallel.

v1.40.1

• Fix issue with buf lint where comment ignores in the shape of // buf:lint:ignore <RULE_ID> <extra comment> were not recognized due to the extra comment.

v1.40.0

• Add concept of a default lint or breaking rule, which is printed out as a property when running buf config ls-{breaking,lint}-rules. Default rules are those rules which are run if no lint or breaking rules are explicitly configured in your buf.yaml.
• Rename DEFAULT lint rule category to STANDARD. With the concept of default rules being introduced, having a category named DEFAULT is confusing, as while it happens that all the rules in the DEFAULT lint category are also default rules, the name has become overloaded. As with all buf changes, this change is backwards-compatible: the DEFAULT lint category continues to work, and always will. We recommend changing to STANDARD, however.

v1.39.0

• Fix git input handling of relative HEAD refs without branch names.
• Add includes key to module configurations in v2 buf.yaml, accepting a list of directories.
  • If includes is specified, a proto file is considered in the module only if it is in one of the directories specified.
  • If both includes and excludes keys are specified for a module, a proto file is considered part of this module if it is contained in any of the include paths and not in any of the exclude paths.
• Allow multiple module configurations in the same v2 buf.yaml to have the same directory path.

v1.38.0

• Add --http3 flag to buf curl which forces buf curl to use HTTP/3 as the transport.
• Fix issue with directory inputs for v2 workspaces where the specified directory was not itself a path to a module, but contained directories with modules, and the modules would not build.
• Stop creating empty buf.lock files when buf dep update does not find new dependencies to update and there is no existing buf.lock.
• Update buf push to push the license file or doc file (e.g. README.md, LICENSE) in the same directory as buf.yaml if a module does not have a license file or doc file in the module's directory.
• Fix constraints of --path flag for lint and breaking rules to avoid resolving all files within a module. This change can result in a performance improvement for large workspaces.

v1.37.0

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Changelog

Sourced from github.com/bufbuild/buf's changelog.

[v1.45.0] - 2024-10-08

• Update buf registry module info --format=json to add default_label_name, which provides the name of the default label of a module.

[v1.44.0] - 2024-10-03

• Update the PROTOVALIDATE lint rule to check example field options. Examples will be checked that they satisfy the field constraints, and are only present if constraints are present.
• Update the PROTOVALIDATE lint rule to check predefined rules. Predefined rules will be checked that they compile.
• Add support for a WebAssembly (Wasm) runtime for custom lint and breaking changes plugins. Use the .wasm file extension to specify a path to a Wasm plugin.

[v1.43.0] - 2024-09-30

• Add new experimental LSP support under buf beta lsp.

[v1.42.0] - 2024-09-18

• Add support for custom lint and breaking change plugins. See our launch blog post for more details!
• Add buf dep graph --format flag that defaults to dot, and adds the option json, to print the dependency graph in JSON format.
• Fix bugs in buf format where trailing comments on commas in message literals were not properly propagated to the formatted proto, empty message literals were not properly indented, and compound strings in options added an extra newline before trailing commas.

[v1.41.0] - 2024-09-11

• Add HTTP/3 support for gRPC with buf curl.
• Fix issue where errors from protoc plugins may be overwritten when executing plugins in parallel.

[v1.40.1] - 2024-09-06

• Fix issue with buf lint where comment ignores in the shape of // buf:lint:ignore <RULE_ID> <extra comment> were not recognized due to the extra comment.

[v1.40.0] - 2024-09-04

• Add concept of a default lint or breaking rule, which is printed out as a property when running buf config ls-{breaking,lint}-rules. Default rules are those rules which are run if no lint or breaking rules are explicitly configured in your buf.yaml.
• Rename DEFAULT lint rule category to STANDARD. With the concept of default rules being introduced, having a category named DEFAULT is confusing, as while it happens that all the rules in the DEFAULT lint category are also default rules, the name has become overloaded. As with all buf changes, this change is backwards-compatible: the DEFAULT lint category continues to work, and always will. We recommend changing to STANDARD, however.

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Commits

• bee6719 Release v1.45.0 (#3391)
• b040d94 Provide clearer instructions in buf push deprecation messages (#3390)
• a66b688 Fix changelog (#3388)
• 84bb6b5 Add default_label_name to JSON output of buf registry module info (#3387)
• 43e16ef Update buf README to include newer features (#3386)
• 3103311 Make upgrade (#3385)
• e4340cc Migrate to slog (#3376)
• 55ab2f5 Clean up interrupt package (#3379)
• e627c7c Cleanup tmp package (#3378)
• c6b2497 Delete spdx-ts-data (#3377)
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