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Why does 'Pixel.js' not follow case sensitivity? #30

Closed deepio closed 6 years ago

deepio commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/DDMAL/pixel_wrapper/blob/962072a931950be141b3e94a49b9235b7a879313/source/js/plugins/activate_wrapper.py#L3

https://github.com/DDMAL/pixel_wrapper/blob/962072a931950be141b3e94a49b9235b7a879313/source/js/plugins/activate_wrapper.py#L24

https://github.com/DDMAL/pixel_wrapper/blob/962072a931950be141b3e94a49b9235b7a879313/source/js/plugins/activate_wrapper.py#L49

Should be Pixel.js because the submodule below also has a capital for that folder?

https://github.com/DDMAL/Pixel.js/tree/c946a15f25b97287d320c6f68b2060b8cc9d0029

deepio commented 6 years ago

Commit: f81e2350b689c1a28bed7f14e9b969a7a7900f55

EricHanLiu commented 6 years ago

I think you're right, when I originally did this the submodule was lower-case because we had issues with the case sensitivity on my computer (@napulen), it might be best to change this for consistency sake

deepio commented 6 years ago

That's up to you, let me know what you decide to change when you do.

napulen commented 6 years ago

You can choose the name of the folder where your submodule gets added, just as you can choose the name of a repo you clone. Since we have issues with the case sensitivity of macOS filesystems, I have been suggesting we stick to "lowercase names" as much as we can. I would prefer to have a lowercase folder in the submodule than forcing pushes of the .gitmodules file because the filesystem messed it all up.

deepio commented 6 years ago

@napulen Its done, docker will install pixel the way you described. I deleted my branch.