Spelling of InnerSource as one word

[spier]

I suggest to change the spelling of InnerSource from two words to one word in these places:

• the name of the gitbook project. "Managing Inner Source Projects book" => "Managing InnerSource Projects book"
• this will automatically change the URL of the deployed gitbook too => https://innersourcecommons.gitbook.io/managing-innersource-projects/ (redirects from old to new URL will work automatically)
• this GitHub repo: => https://github.com/InnerSourceCommons/managing-innersource-projects (redirects from old to new URL will work automatically)

If nothing speaks against this, I happy to go ahead and implement this.

[spier]

And yes, I know that this is nitpicking :)

However, if we want to drive the term "InnerSource", it does help a little bit if we use it in a consistent spelling. That is my hope at least :)

[rrrutledge]

Sounds great - go ahead!

[spier]

• [x] Renamed the repo.
• [x] Renamed the gitbook project.
• [x] Reconfigure integration from github repo => gitbook
• [x] Confirmed that the gitbook URL is updated (actually had to do this manually
• [x] Fixed link from the innersource website to this book - see https://github.com/InnerSourceCommons/innersourcecommons.org/pull/647
• [x] Update link from this repo to the book

[spier]

✅ this is all done

@jeffabailey @rrrutledge you probably have to update the remote URL of this repo in your local clones.

Something similar to do should do that: git remote set-url origin git@github.com:InnerSourceCommons/managing-innersource-projects.git

[rrrutledge]

Amazing!