Closed hlapp closed 5 years ago
@proceps can you confirm? Remarkably there "official" acronym for these things is very hard to figure out.
@proceps This reminds me that this might have consequences for corresponding constant labels in TaxonWorks (and that we need a unit test to validate that we maintain the linkages properly).
Bacterial code changed it name to the International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes (so ICNB > ICNP) I changed all the Constants in TW (and tests).
@proceps 'ICNB > ICNP' means use "ICNP", right?
ICNP is the name you use in the scientific name hierarchy, so no matter which one is right, it should arguably be the same that you're using :-)
Yes ICNP is the right name of the code now
I would assume that ICNB is a spelling error of ICNP that was subsequently propagated through copy&paste? That's assuming that it's not a misspelling of ICBN, because it seems that has become ICN.