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- Changed navigation group from "Roll back" to "Rollback" in docs.json - Updated "roll back" to "rollback" where used as a noun in documentation - Maintained "roll back" as two words where correctly used as a verb - Ensures consistency across mintlify docs and blog posts 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Pull Request Overview
This PR standardizes the terminology for "Rollback" vs "roll back" across documentation to improve consistency. The changes ensure that "rollback" is used as a noun (one word) and "roll back" is used as a verb (two words) following proper grammatical conventions.
- Updated navigation group naming for consistency
- Corrected noun/verb usage of rollback terminology throughout documentation
- Changed one instance from "roll back" to "revert" to avoid repetitive phrasing
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I don't feel it's necessary to change this.
Rollback is a noun. Roll back is a verb.
And sometimes, the clause would be "is rolled back"
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I think using "Rollback" in sidebar is better.
But there is no need to change "roll back" to "rollback" where the verb form is the correct grammar
Rollout and Rollback are verb/noun in computing. "Roll back" and "roll out" are incorrect (rare) usage. "Rolling out" and "Rolling back" are common usage. |
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I don't see this as a standard practice in the doc. I checked a few database docs. They all stick with "roll back" |
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LGTM

verb [Computing]
for title