Merge pull request #10905 from jsoref/spelling-code-scanning-product

Spelling code scanning product
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Jeroen Ketema
2022-10-27 12:55:37 +02:00
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18 changed files with 21 additions and 21 deletions

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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The valid YAML properties in the metadata are:
After the `---` line following the metadata, the rest of the markdown file is the user-visible content of the change note. This should usually be a single markdown bullet list entry (starting with `*`), although it is acceptable to have multiple bullet entries in the same change note if there are multiple changes that are closely related and have the same category metadata.
## Change categories
Each change note must specifiy a `category` property in its metadata. This category servers two purposes: It determines how the change affects the version number of the next release of the pack, and it is used to group related changes in the final changelog. There is one set of available categories for query packs, and another set of available categories for library packs.
Each change note must specify a `category` property in its metadata. This category servers two purposes: It determines how the change affects the version number of the next release of the pack, and it is used to group related changes in the final changelog. There is one set of available categories for query packs, and another set of available categories for library packs.
### Query pack change categories
| Category | SemVer effect | Description |

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@@ -294,8 +294,8 @@ through an additional step targeting a `PostUpdateNode`).
It is recommended to introduce `PostUpdateNode`s for all `ArgumentNode`s (this
can be skipped for immutable arguments), and all field qualifiers for both
reads and stores. Note also that in the case of compund arguments, such as
`b ? x : y`, it is recommented to have post-update nodes for `x` and `y` (and
reads and stores. Note also that in the case of compound arguments, such as
`b ? x : y`, it is recommended to have post-update nodes for `x` and `y` (and
not the compound argument itself), and let `[post update] x` have both `x`
and `b ? x : y` as pre-update nodes (and similarly for `[post update] y`).