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proper would be doing this on those libraries. this technically isn't something that should be handled in the salt repo. as there are other factors that have NOTHING to do with salt. such as if there are other programs with close color schemes that already exist. not saying this shouldn't be discussed but i don't think this is the venue for it. and defiantly shouldn't be a issue in salt as there isn't a code change to make to this repo for it. a discussion maybe, that points to the libraries with existing PR's |
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@whytewolf Sorry if I wasn't clear: I have a PR ready for these libraries, but Linguist requires a link to a public discussion in Salt’s community approving the changes to prevent some random guy from changing any language settings. |
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let me rephrase what i said. This doesn't belong as an issue. it should be a discussion. issues are for if things need to change on THIS repo. |
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OK no problem. If someone with write access to this repository can convert it to a discussion... |
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Ok. Now that is covered. I am all in favor of the change. Will need checking the colors are not already in use. |
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I'm in favour of the proposed change. |
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Since everyone seems OK with the proposed changes I plan to submit the PR to Linguist repository tomorrow. |
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Linguist and enry are programming language detection libraries used by a lot of softwares, especially software forges like GitHub (Linguist), Gitea and Forgejo (enry).
Currently, these library detects
slsfiles asSaltStackand assign them the#646464HTML color code. Example on GitHub repositories:As SaltStack was the name of the now-defunct company behind Salt and the software/language itself is named Salt (although the two are often confused), I suggest to submit a PR to these projects to rename the language to
Saltand take this opportunity to update the language color to#57bcadin order to match Salt Project’s official branding guidelines.I already have a PR ready, but a public consensus within the community is needed for it to be accepted, hence this issue.
I’m not sure if this should be a discussion or an issue, so feel free to move it if needed. I think more people follow issues so more of them will have the opportunity to share their opinions here.
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