Don't capitalise file names, for example you have a file in lib called assignUser.js.
Why is this bad? Git doesn't recognise name changes in files when you are only affecting case (e.g. changing 'assignUser.js' to 'assignuser.js', when you try to commit that git won't recognise any changes). This could cause confusing errors down the line where files in master may differ from local files.
Instead, use - to seperate names (e.g. assign-user.js)
Don't capitalise file names, for example you have a file in lib called assignUser.js.
Why is this bad? Git doesn't recognise name changes in files when you are only affecting case (e.g. changing 'assignUser.js' to 'assignuser.js', when you try to commit that git won't recognise any changes). This could cause confusing errors down the line where files in master may differ from local files.
Instead, use - to seperate names (e.g. assign-user.js)