This module uses a mix of "JS Injector" 3x and "Js Injector" 9x. I think "JS" (all upper case) is more common, matches "CSS" and also aligns better with https://www.drupal.org/node/604342#interface-text-acronym.

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trackleft2’s picture

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LGTM RTBC

anybody’s picture

Could you please provide this as MR? I'd agree that JS is more common, but maintainers have to make the final decision. +1 on that from my side.

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MR has been created

lrwebks’s picture

Title: Upper case "JS" » Upper case "JS" and "CSS"
Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Needs work

Found some things left over/new:

  • A few missed js or Js spellings
  • I found out that CSS is also inconsistently spelled sometimes
  • A few comments where apparently JS is confused with CSS

I'll be fixing that quickly! Good find with the inconsistent spellings in the first place, definitely hate it to see such things in the UI! :)

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Status: Needs work » Needs review

Done with that!

anybody’s picture

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Wonderful work and additions @LRWebks! RTBC! :)

pookmish’s picture

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Merge conflicts exist in the MR due to another issue getting merged. Please update the MR.

anybody’s picture

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@pookmish resolved!

anybody’s picture

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Setting this back to RTBC then.

pookmish’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.