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We used to have this note in the “Naming Conventions” document in the “Introduction” section:
<pclass="note">We recommend using the `java_outer_classname` option in proto files to make
the name of the corresponding Java outer class obvious.Otherwise Protobuf Compiler tries to use the name of the file forthe Java class. For example, for `identifiers.proto` it will be `Identifiers.java`.Though sometimes it can be `SomethingOuterClass` when there is a type which conflicts withthe CamelCase version of the file name. You may also want to use names like `Identifiers` forutility classes related to your domain.</p>
It is too early to speak about these matters in the Introduction section. These are too fine details.
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We used to have this note in the “Naming Conventions” document in the “Introduction” section:
It is too early to speak about these matters in the Introduction section. These are too fine details.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: