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Since we have a lot of documentation across Enarx and they would be further expanded, it would make a lot of sense to adopt a style guide for consistency and standardization.
One of the options that can allow us to implement this would be Vale. Vale is a command-line prose linter that can be adopted with any popular style guide (or develop our own!) to analyze our language usage, find typos and wrong grammatical usage.
It can also be adopted to be used with a CI service, like GitHub Actions.
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I have some reservations about this, tbh. Particularly if it's going to require rewriting. We have contributors with American and British English as their native tongue (not to mention non-native speakers), and I don't want us to have to manage lots of pieces. Nor do I want expert writers of the language to have to rewrite because their text fails the linter. I'd be interested to see results for some of our existing text.
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Since we have a lot of documentation across Enarx and they would be further expanded, it would make a lot of sense to adopt a style guide for consistency and standardization.
One of the options that can allow us to implement this would be Vale. Vale is a command-line prose linter that can be adopted with any popular style guide (or develop our own!) to analyze our language usage, find typos and wrong grammatical usage.
It can also be adopted to be used with a CI service, like GitHub Actions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: