Glad to see some careful thought put into a style guide for git repo naming. A very good effort here!
In this spec currently, a hyphen delimits each of the three (semantic) sections. With a single word in each section, reading a semgit name left to right easily reveals the repo's intent. As in a few of the examples listed:
As the ending 'description' section grows, however, reading left to right might take a bit more mental parsing. I was wondering if a different delimiter for the third section might make mental parsing a bit more efficient. Perhaps a double hyphen, as in:
Glad to see some careful thought put into a style guide for git repo naming. A very good effort here!
In this spec currently, a hyphen delimits each of the three (semantic) sections. With a single word in each section, reading a semgit name left to right easily reveals the repo's intent. As in a few of the examples listed:
As the ending 'description' section grows, however, reading left to right might take a bit more mental parsing. I was wondering if a different delimiter for the third section might make mental parsing a bit more efficient. Perhaps a double hyphen, as in: