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Text cleanup pass for old names #14690

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JustSlone opened this issue Aug 21, 2020 · 2 comments
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Text cleanup pass for old names #14690

JustSlone opened this issue Aug 21, 2020 · 2 comments

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JustSlone commented Aug 21, 2020

(from @ecraig12345)

After packages are renamed (#14688 and #13384), we need to remove references to Fabric, office-ui-fabric-react, oufr, OUFR, OUIFR, @uifabric, etc from text in various places:

  • Files in the repo
    • oufrVersion/oufr-version references in the release pipeline should probably stay since they'll cause a cascading effect with other pipelines
    • Similar if we rename fabric-website or fabric-website-resources
  • Wiki (some may have to wait until after release)
  • aka.ms/fabricdemo
  • Other?
@JustSlone JustSlone added this to the v8: Pre-release milestone Aug 21, 2020
@ecraig12345 ecraig12345 changed the title Text cleanup pass for old names (repo, wiki, website, fabricdemo) Text cleanup pass for old names Aug 22, 2020
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layershifter commented Nov 29, 2021

@JustSlone @ecraig12345 is it still a thing? ⌚ (this issue is opened more than 1 year)

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Closing out, this isn't important to tackle at this time. If this becomes important, feel free to reopen or file a new issue. I did a quick scan of our wiki it looks like the references to OUFR, etc are correct.

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