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docs: fixing typo in Config Management Plugins docs #26150
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LGTM
| You may leave the `name` field | ||
| empty in the `plugin` section for the plugin to be automatically matched with the Application based on its discovery rules. If you do mention the name make sure | ||
| it is either `<metadata.name>-<spec.version>` if version is mentioned in the `ConfigManagementPlugin` spec or else just `<metadata.name>`. When name is explicitly | ||
| specified only that particular plugin will be used iff its discovery pattern/command matches the provided application repo. |
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generally iff stands for "if and only if", are we sure this is a typo?
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@rumstead, in an OSS project, IMHO, documentation such as acronyms should be avoided. Not everyone is a native English speaker, and the assumption that everyone knows the acronyms might be false.
So, overall, we should use if or if and only if
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It is really a nerd slang, so I would not mind that in OSS project, but yeah, it is worth making the docs easier to grasp for wide audience.
Honestly, I find the sentence quite confusing either way. How about:
When plugin
nameis explicitly specified, it will be used only if itsdiscoverycriteria matches the provided application repo.
Fixing a typo in the documentation for Config Management Plugins.
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