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Long names without any kind of separation between words is ugly and difficult to read. Mixed-case filenames can cause lots of trouble because they might be handled differently by different OSes (sorting etc) and the default git setting is to ignore case. I therefore propose renaming all files to meet the following standard:
Only lowercase letters. (I could also support making an exception for .md files, where it's traditional to use all-caps in some situations.)
Underscore separation between words. (I could also support hyphen separation, but we already use underscore separation fairly widely.)
Dot-separation at the end of the name before the file type should be used for a defined set of file sub-types (eg we currently use .spec.ts, .worker.ts etc).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Our current filename approach is pretty inconsistent. Eg:
Lowercase with no separation:
Lowercase separated by underscores
CamelCase:
Long names without any kind of separation between words is ugly and difficult to read. Mixed-case filenames can cause lots of trouble because they might be handled differently by different OSes (sorting etc) and the default git setting is to ignore case. I therefore propose renaming all files to meet the following standard:
.md
files, where it's traditional to use all-caps in some situations.).spec.ts
,.worker.ts
etc).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: