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<font face="Calibri">+1 to the verbose naming, it's totally clear if
we just do it that way.</font><br>
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<pre wrap="">OK, so if we use Hawkular Kubernetes Agent then the gitrepo would be named:
hawkular/hawkular-kubernetes-agent
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Sounds good to me
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And the executable name? The name we call it in code and in logging messages?
Based on what people are saying, I'm just going to call the executable "hawkular-kubernetes-agent" and have for example "hawkular-kubernetes-agent.go" and when logging needs to name it call it "Hawkular Kubernetes Agent"
This is what I was getting at - I wasn't asking for the "product name" (we can call it anything we want and it doesn't affect me at this point in time :) but what are we to call it in the code, for logging messages, executable names, github repo, etc. I'm fine with "hawkular-kubernetes-agent" and everything that entails if that is what people want.
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