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Distinguish between the two uses of the term "schema" #88

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meldckn opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 · 0 comments
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Distinguish between the two uses of the term "schema" #88

meldckn opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 · 0 comments

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meldckn commented Nov 21, 2019

There's the schema.json sense vs the whole data directory sense (authoring your social schema as defining schema.json, actions.json, cast.json, etc, or the "Load Schema" button in the tool for loading all those files).

It's a source of confusion when talking about the authoring process even among Ensemble experts, and probably more confusing for novices. We should pick and stick with different terms for each thing. Maybe "schema" for the schema.json sense, and "domain" for the whole thing?

@meldckn meldckn changed the title Distinguish between the two uses of the term "schema" Rename things for consistency Nov 21, 2019
@meldckn meldckn changed the title Rename things for consistency Distinguish between the two uses of the term "schema" Nov 21, 2019
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