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Add rule 004 #30

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Add rule 004
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Update test004.md
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added test to check backticked command names
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Update 004-Canonical-product-names.yml
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Expand Up @@ -6,7 6,7 @@ product name mistakes
It's Anbox Cloud, not Anbox cloud or AnBox.
We say Charmed Kubeflow not Charmed kubeflow.
The Canonical Observability Stack is called COS and is not
a Canononical observability stack.
a Canonical observability stack.
Juju, never JuJu, nor juju when not referring to the command.
Landscape and Launchpad, not LandScape or LaunchPad.
If you say lxd it should be in backticks `lxd`.
Expand All @@ -20,5 20,5 @@ Multipass, like in that film, not MultiPass.
Snapcraft, not SnapCraft or snapcraft.
snapd not snapD or SnapD or Snapd.
Ubuntu Pro, not Ubuntu pro.
Ubuntu Server, though i guess people may talk about *an*
Ubuntu server, but that should prompt a query. |
Ubuntu Server, though I guess people may talk about *an*
Ubuntu server, but that should prompt a query.