Fix parse_source_type_name #4
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Summary
Fix danielgtaylor/python-betterproto#562 , danielgtaylor/python-betterproto#437
The function
parse_source_type_nameused to rely on an ad-hoc regex to work. The function failed when the package name had capital letters, since it believed that the package was actually a message.Now, the function goes through the packages and the messages that are actually defined (no more guess) to find the right one.
I also did some small refactoring of
models.py:FieldCompilerused to inherit fromMessageCompiler, which made no sense.The PR still lacks tests and some doc, but since it can take a while to write, I first wanted to have your point of view on this.
NOTE: I completely deleted
test_gen_ref_type.pyfor now, but I plan to replace it once you agree with the content of the PRChecklist