This pull request changes the React\MySQL namespace to React\Mysql without any additional code adjustments.
Both options are valid when it comes to PSR-4. The specification describes the use of alphabetic characters like this:
Alphabetic characters in the fully qualified class name MAY be any combination of lower case and upper case.
Changing the namespace to React\Mysql aligns with recent changes made in #186 and #187, where we added a Mysql prefix to name the MysqlClient and MysqlResult. This means my suggested PR improves the consistency when it comes to naming our namespace, classes, and variables.
Considering that v0.7.x already includes BC-Breaks from #186 and #187, it could be a perfect time to introduce this additional BC-Break as well.
This pull request changes the
React\MySQL
namespace toReact\Mysql
without any additional code adjustments.Both options are valid when it comes to PSR-4. The specification describes the use of alphabetic characters like this:
Changing the namespace to
React\Mysql
aligns with recent changes made in #186 and #187, where we added aMysql
prefix to name theMysqlClient
andMysqlResult
. This means my suggested PR improves the consistency when it comes to naming our namespace, classes, and variables.Considering that
v0.7.x
already includes BC-Breaks from #186 and #187, it could be a perfect time to introduce this additional BC-Break as well.I'm interested in your thoughts on this :+1: