Normalize use of string in git command.#41371
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"gpgSign" instead of "gpgsign" for both invocations: (a) avoids confusion, (b) matches use of camel case as in Git documentation.
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@kakkeshyor Thanks for opening a PR! This is a small change and I don't think the case matters, but I should point out that all the documentation I can find on the site writes it as |
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As you wish. |
"gpgSign" instead of "gpgsign" for both invocations: (a) avoids confusion, (b) matches use of camel case as in Git documentation.
Why:
The invocation
git config --global x truespells the stringxin two different ways. The case is probably not important but to maintain parity with Git documentation the suffix ofxshould use camel case:gpgSign. Also, having two versions of the same suffix in the same block of text may confuse readers.Closes: NA
What's being changed (if available, include any code snippets, screenshots, or gifs):
Text formatting of this "reusable text block," located at
data/reusables/gpg/set-auto-sign.md, specifying a git invocation that sets Git's global configuration to enable automatic commit-signing, is being changed.Check off the following: