repro steps:
1. Create a project with KO VS
2. Add the ADO.NET Entity Data Model diagram
3. Add new entity
4. The default name of the new entity, and entity set are localized as in the attached image.
Expected:
They should not be localized since those names are used as class names, and they use English as class names.
Actual:
The default entity name, Entity1, and entityset name, Entity1, are overlocalized.
Comments: The relevant resource is Model_DefaultEntityTypeName in Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design.Model. This controls the default EntityType name (subject to being uniquified within the model first). The default EntitySet name is derived from the EntityType name. If Korean users would prefer an English default that's fine - all that's required is that the KO version of this resource be the English value. (Note: I believe that we should keep the localization - e.g. French and German users will probably appreciate these defaults being in French and German respectively.)
1. Create a project with KO VS
2. Add the ADO.NET Entity Data Model diagram
3. Add new entity
4. The default name of the new entity, and entity set are localized as in the attached image.
Expected:
They should not be localized since those names are used as class names, and they use English as class names.
Actual:
The default entity name, Entity1, and entityset name, Entity1, are overlocalized.
Comments: The relevant resource is Model_DefaultEntityTypeName in Microsoft.Data.Entity.Design.Model. This controls the default EntityType name (subject to being uniquified within the model first). The default EntitySet name is derived from the EntityType name. If Korean users would prefer an English default that's fine - all that's required is that the KO version of this resource be the English value. (Note: I believe that we should keep the localization - e.g. French and German users will probably appreciate these defaults being in French and German respectively.)