feat: skip global registration for internal generated code #82
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There is a test failure here which I think is unrelated. |
julienrbrt
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Jun 25, 2024
This repo doesn't have a CHANGELOG 😉 . But I can add one |
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This PR causes proto files which are generated into
internalgo packages to not be registered with the global protobuf registries. This allows for packages to generate types which are not accessible or visible to any outside users so that they can precisely control the generation and versioning of these types without having to worry about third party consumers of these types.In the short term this can help with removing the dependency in orm on api (which is problematic because of the complex api module versioning). It can also be used for other packages depending on api like client/v2 and maybe x/tx.
ref cosmos/cosmos-sdk#11802