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Update Colcon-Tutorial.rst #4867
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clarification Signed-off-by: Mattia Massarenti <[email protected]>
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Personally I think this is very subjective; the sentence as-is is correct, and I don't find that this change improves the readability. Because of that, I'm inclined not to take this.
But I'll leave it open for a little while longer to see if one of the other maintainers disagrees.
Personally, I'm a fan of using a comma in this case, although the "then" is just extra. I would vote in favour of this change, but I understand that this is kind of opening the door to a ton of tiny, sometime subjective (depending on grammatical preferences, and sometimes native languages) changes like this one. |
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i am okay to take this 😃
I can remove the "then" as I agree that it sounds heavy. The reason of my pull request is that reading the documentation I found difficult to understand the period, I had to read it many times. I am not a motherlanguage, but I am pretty sure that condition and consequence should be separated by a comma to be more readable. Sincerely, I added the "then" because it was embarrassing for me to open a pull request only for a comma. |
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It's not really controversial. This kind of change may just not be seen as "critical" enough for some people, and, given that there are a lot more sentences like this, it would be a bit of work if we were to change all of them. However, you're obviously only proposing this one change, so I think it's fine.
It does indeed sound a bit weird to me as someone who is not a native English speaker and instead speaks a language that tends to use commas a lot more than the English language does. So again I'd vote to take this.
Ok, thank you for your suggestion. |
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