chore: fix some function names in comment - #555
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR corrects documentation comment labels for two legacy active-deals accessor methods in Estimated code review effort🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes Possibly related PRs
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In `@x/storage/keeper/active_deals.go`:
- Line 10: Update the godoc comment for the function SetLegacyActiveDeals to use
correct grammar and Go doc conventions: change "SetLegacyActiveDeals set a
specific activeDeals in the store from its index" to present-tense third-person
and fix the article (e.g., "SetLegacyActiveDeals sets a specific activeDeals in
the store from its index" or better "SetLegacyActiveDeals sets a specific
activeDeals entry in the store using its index"). Ensure the comment starts with
the function name "SetLegacyActiveDeals" and reflects the function purpose
concisely.
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Consider improving godoc grammar while editing this line.
Since you're already updating this comment, consider these optional improvements to align with Go documentation conventions:
- Change "set" to "sets" (godoc convention uses present tense, third person)
- Change "a activeDeals" to "an activeDeals" (grammatical correctness)
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-// SetLegacyActiveDeals set a specific activeDeals in the store from its index
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| // SetLegacyActiveDeals set a specific activeDeals in the store from its index | |
| // SetLegacyActiveDeals sets a specific activeDeals in the store from its index |
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@x/storage/keeper/active_deals.go` at line 10, Update the godoc comment for
the function SetLegacyActiveDeals to use correct grammar and Go doc conventions:
change "SetLegacyActiveDeals set a specific activeDeals in the store from its
index" to present-tense third-person and fix the article (e.g.,
"SetLegacyActiveDeals sets a specific activeDeals in the store from its index"
or better "SetLegacyActiveDeals sets a specific activeDeals entry in the store
using its index"). Ensure the comment starts with the function name
"SetLegacyActiveDeals" and reflects the function purpose concisely.
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@TheMarstonConnell Hi, Could you please review this PR at your convenience? Thank you very much. |
fix some function names in comment
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Note: This is a maintenance release with no functional changes or user-visible impact.