Add ev-to-event default replacement to prevent-abbreviations rule #793
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Have you actually seen this abbreviation being used in real code? |
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I have. I don't have any public repositories to reference and couldn't give a good idea for exactly how common this is. I wouldn't imagine it is as prevalent as |
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A quick browsing around https://github.com/search?l=JavaScript&q=ev&type=Code shows quite a few instances of this abbreviation being used. |
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This adds a new default replacement to the
prevent-abbreviationsrule forev->event.I'm not sure if there is a lot of process around adding something like this so feel free to close this or ask for changes that I may have missed.