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sirbrillig / phpcs-changed

🐘 Run phpcs on files and only report new warnings/errors compared to the previous version.
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Use "unmodified" > "modified" terms #55

Closed sirbrillig closed 2 years ago

sirbrillig commented 2 years ago

This updates the terminology used by the code (without changing any user-facing terms or APIs) to standardize terminology of the previous version of a file and the changed version of a file as "unmodified" and "modified", respectively.

This will replace usage of the terms "new" (except to refer to newly added files or newly added phpcs messages for reporting), "old", "base" (except to refer to git base), "previous", "changed", and "orig" in most contexts.

sirbrillig commented 2 years ago

Oh, I really like "unmodified" > "modified". I think I'll change it all to use that.

sirbrillig commented 2 years ago

I have noticed that we are now using "previous file" and "previous file version" interchangeably. Perhaps we should merge those as well?

Good eye. Replacing "file version" with "file"...