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JSON is a broadly adopted standard and is consumed by a wide variety of languages. Several of the constraints in json:S1578 are counter to conventions in certain languages -- for example, some languages encourage underscore_case over camelCase. I came here to file this issue because a number of technologies that I use encourage the use of multiple dot-separated name parts, e.g. tsconfig.aot.json or production.config.json.
I'm all for enforcing opinionated design if you're making your own language, but this rule describes a "universally-desirable" naming convention that simply does not exist.
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JSON is a broadly adopted standard and is consumed by a wide variety of languages. Several of the constraints in
json:S1578
are counter to conventions in certain languages -- for example, some languages encourageunderscore_case
overcamelCase
. I came here to file this issue because a number of technologies that I use encourage the use of multiple dot-separated name parts, e.g.tsconfig.aot.json
orproduction.config.json
.I'm all for enforcing opinionated design if you're making your own language, but this rule describes a "universally-desirable" naming convention that simply does not exist.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: