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Is it weird that I was reading through the Quarto docs over the holidays and ran across the same page for variable arrays? They remind me of the compound or stemmed variables I used when I worked on IBM z/OS mainframes many, many years ago.
This PR is a great thing, my only comment is around the variables for Google's Private Service Connect. Not sure if you want to discuss further?
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Latest changes look great. Ship it! 🚢
One postscript on this, though the upshot is that I don't actually mind either way: "Log in" is the the verb form, true, but both "log in to" and "log into" are valid if slightly different grammatical constructions. In a previous role, we had a huge discussion about the difference among the writers — I tend to err on the side of simplicity and typically have used "log into" but this comment is a good summary of why either works. |
Internal Notes for Reviewers
New variable convention
See new file: https://github.com/validmind/documentation/blob/beck/sc-5612/update-variable-naming-conventions/site/_variables.yml
Updates to CONFIGURATION pages
Log into ValidMind
Log in to ValidMind, as the convention around log in (the verb) and login (the noun) is always "log in," and not "log into."Managing your organization
EDIT: Added the login page to the Guides landing: