Set Tenant entity as multi lingual entity for Tenant.Name
See original GitHub issueIn my demo app Tenant.Name
is business name so I need to localize that. Is it possible or I must add new property to the Tenant entity e.x Tenant.DisplayName
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God, I thought we were talking about abp vnext. 😓
@hitaspdotnet
Tenant.DisplayName
is better 👍