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Note: OpaqueType is deprecated and addition of new fields is not allowed. Refer to go/opaquetype for details. If you think this is the only way to implement your feature, attend an office hours (go/meaning-help) and discuss with the MRF team. An OpaqueType configures a value whose type is only interpretable by _specific clients of the intent catalog. This means horizontal 'features' like pretty printing, correct logging, intent blacklisting and signal aggregation will not work for opaque value types. It has a field for each type in IntentQuery that is not covered by a non-opaque type (specifically: protocol messages). The fields are themselves messages declared in this file. The specific opaque value types must be empty messages. If you find a need to add any fields to these messages, make them non-opaque and implement all of the code to treat them as first class types. It is allowable for a value to have more than one of the opaque types. See http://go/opaque-type-for-value-type. LINT.IfChange Next Id: 32