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Protobuf supports only ASCII names. We cannot have commands in, say, Russian or Chinese. This introduces some difficulties of mapping results of EventStorming (which is obviously conducted in a native language of the domain experts) to the code and back.
Although we cannot change Protobuf, we can provide options that would allow labelling model elements names in a native language. We still would have everything in the proto code defined presumably in English, but options placed alongside would ease the mapping. Also, since options are available in run-time, we'd be able to show diagnostics in native language too.
Protobuf supports only ASCII names. We cannot have commands in, say, Russian or Chinese. This introduces some difficulties of mapping results of EventStorming (which is obviously conducted in a native language of the domain experts) to the code and back.
Although we cannot change Protobuf, we can provide options that would allow labelling model elements names in a native language. We still would have everything in the proto code defined presumably in English, but options placed alongside would ease the mapping. Also, since options are available in run-time, we'd be able to show diagnostics in native language too.
Here's how it may look:
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