The protocol buffer [styleguide] says field names should use underscore_separated_names. Code generation tools rely on this convention to split words and generate language-specific accessors/properties in the local style conventions (ie: it's more than just a style convention). For example, the previous `deviceIDs` name caused Rust proto tools to generate field names like `device_i_ds` which is just weird. [styleguide]: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/style#message-and-field-names Rename `deviceIDs` field to `device_ids`, and use a gogo-specific option to keep the existing `DeviceIDs` golang name (otherwise it would generate `DeviceIds`). Note this doesn't affect protocol buffer / gRPC wire encoding, which uses numeric values. Kubernetes-commit: 815dcd5b3174f9ccaa3789f1b688a809223ca860 |
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