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Enforce filename standard with new linter rule #7
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All good.
Is it OK that this file is deleted, intead of it's title getting changed?
content/About Arduino/Courses and Workshops/Can_I_use_the_Arduino_logo_in_the_course_material_for_my_course.md
@juditmv That file was a duplicate, the article contents are in content/About Arduino/Courses and Workshops/Can-I-use-the-Arduino-logo-in-course-material.md |
In that case: all green lights from my side. 👍 |
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All good 👍
This rule enforces a safe and consistent filename standard based on each article title.
Starting with the article title, the filename is determined by following these steps:
'and double quotes"--.mdextensionDocumented here: https://github.com/arduino/help-center-content/blob/linter-dev/_linter/markdownlint/Rules.md
All articles on this branch have been renamed to pass the check. As a precaution the filenames in
About Arduino/Communityon main in b4e39e0, which produced the desired result: passing the check without deploying anything.