Consistent capitalization of Id and Euid #41
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Closing in favor of the simpler change #42 |
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Description of changes:
As pointed out in #35, we currently use inconsistent capitalization for EUID/Euid. This PR standardizes on the following (which matches the Rust code):
Id,Euidin variable/function/class namesid,euidin commentsMost of the PR diff is renaming in variables & comments, but the following changes impact the API:
AuthorizationRequestfields renamed from*EUIDto*EuidJsonEUIDclass renamed toJsonEuidEntityUIDclass renamed toEntityUidPolicyfieldpolicyIDrenamed topolicyIdEntityfieldparentsEUIDsrenamed toparentsEuidsBy submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.