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Currently we have for deprecated attributes different naming structure than for standard registry attributes:
attributes.container.deprecated vs registry.container.*
or attributes.db.deprecated vs registry.db
In order to automate registry autogeneration I propose to use for deprecated attributes the same prefix, i.e.
normal attributes: registry.X.* deprecated attributes: registry.X.deprecated.*
registry.X.*
registry.X.deprecated.*
Please let me know if you see any issues with it
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joaopgrassi
trisch-me
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Currently we have for deprecated attributes different naming structure than for standard registry attributes:
attributes.container.deprecated
vs
registry.container.*
or
attributes.db.deprecated
vs
registry.db
In order to automate registry autogeneration I propose to use for deprecated attributes the same prefix, i.e.
normal attributes:
registry.X.*
deprecated attributes:
registry.X.deprecated.*
Please let me know if you see any issues with it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: