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Restore tested releases and update ScalaPB and common protos - #271
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Include updated Dataproc support from PR #166. Co-authored-by: Alexis BRENON <alexis.brenon@adyoulike.com>
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Restore tested publishing for common-protos and bring the libraries up to current upstream releases. The previous dependency refresh was never released, and the workflow did not run on PRs or provide the
ci-passedcheck required by Mergify.Validation: all 24 library variants compile and package; all six independent consumer configurations pass four runtime tests each; four release-selection tests, actionlint, and build formatting checks pass.
This supersedes the open dependency-update backlog (#81, #116, #120, #126, #129, #144, #150, #151, #160, #169, #184, #198, #223, #237, #254, #258, #262, #266, #268). Dataproc implementation credit: Alexis BRENON (#166).