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Decide on naming conventions... #165

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chalmerlowe opened this issue Sep 15, 2018 · 3 comments
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Decide on naming conventions... #165

chalmerlowe opened this issue Sep 15, 2018 · 3 comments

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@chalmerlowe
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Decide on a naming convention for widely used tools...

there is much inconsistency across the lessons in how certain tools or items are referenced. Two examples showed up (and may OR may not be fully fixed...)

  • git versus git versus Git versus Git
  • GitHub versus Github versus Github versus github

Generally speaking for items referenced broadly, a stand should be applied.

Other items it might be useful to check:

  • repo OR repository
  • origin vs origin
  • references to local repo (the repo on a user computer)
  • etc
@wdouglashall
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Looks like it should always be GitHub.
Seems like the convention is to use Git in reference to the system itself, but git for the commands.

@mgmt06
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mgmt06 commented Apr 14, 2019

Using the naming conventions from the official documentation seems to a safe choice to maintain consistency as people solve problems on their own,

@wdouglashall
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Submitted PR #187 addressing above changes (Git, GitHub).

Other items (repo, origin, etc.) still open.

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