That's fine. You can replace the Wait call with
`absl::SleepFor(absl::Seconds(42))` and it should work fine since the
callback API does not need to borrow threads from the application. At
shutdown, you'll still may want to wait on the gRPC server to finish doing
its job before exiting, but
I can't comment on the C# specifics, but when dealing with protobuf
changes, one should never reuse the ordinal numbers of deleted fields. If
you don't need a field anymore, you should *reserve* the field number. You
can find some documentation on this over here
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In the Visual Studio C++ debugger, GRPC objects are mostly shown as
pointers, but I can't expand to see the value of strings, embedded messages
or arrays of repeating messages in a non-trivial data-structure. My
friends in Python and C# claim they have better visibility and can easily
see the
