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Change products.core to lowercase "self-hosted" #19083
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This is the change we discussed. Also as discussed, though, it may lead to some unintentional or awkward wordings, like here:
The way this is phrased, it reads more as though the integration (not CockroachDB) is self-hosted. I'm wondering if there is a way to mitigate some of these instances. It appears that there are just a handful of instances of Another thing is that we still have some occurrences of |
Formerly, this variable was capitalized as "Self-Hosted" which could be confusing since it implied the term was a proper noun. However, it is not. There is no such Product Name (tm), it's just an adjective referring to the deployment model. Related to DOC-10665
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Good point, I have gone through and tried to edit all of these instances so they read a bit more naturally as "The integration of your CRDB self-hosted cluster with Datadog"
I have find-replaced them in all cases except where they occur in the YAML front matter of the page (where variable substitution does not work), in which case I have edited them to say "self-hosted" (lowercase) so they do not appear to be Product Names (tm) NB. i have applied all of these changes across v23.1, v23.2, v24.1, v24.2, v24.3. All changes are on the commit with the message PTAL! |
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Clarifications are great -- only thing is that the page titles still need to be in title case, meaning Self-Hosted
is still uppercase. I edited these as suggestions that you should be able to batch-apply from the reviewer pane. Let me know if it doesn't make sense.
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@taroface applied all suggested changes, PTAL! |
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LGTM!!
"Self-Hosted" came back even though it was killed in #19083
Formerly, this variable was capitalized as "Self-Hosted" which could be confusing since it implied the term was a proper noun. However, it is not. There is no such Product Name (tm), it's just an adjective referring to the deployment model.
Related to DOC-10665