Docs: Use non-default throughout the documentation
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git fetch hackorum t53203_1 && git checkout t53203_1Patchset v1 (message #1) is on t53203_1
Hackers,
Ended up looking at "non-default" and found four spellings of "nondefault"
in the user-facing documentation (vs. 40ish non-default). Patch attached to
fix the 4.
David J.
On 29.01.26 00:48, David G. Johnston wrote:
Ended up looking at "non-default" and found four spellings of
"nondefault" in the user-facing documentation (vs. 40ish non-default).
Patch attached to fix the 4.
I think "non" is not normally used with a hyphen, since it is not a
standalone word. So the fix should be the other way around.
On Wednesday, February 4, 2026, Peter Eisentraut <peter@eisentraut.org>
wrote:
On 29.01.26 00:48, David G. Johnston wrote:
Ended up looking at "non-default" and found four spellings of
"nondefault" in the user-facing documentation (vs. 40ish non-default).
Patch attached to fix the 4.I think "non" is not normally used with a hyphen, since it is not a
standalone word. So the fix should be the other way around.
Maybe it’s ironic.
I was looking at other words too, and indeed the absence of hyphen is
prevalent.
Agree on moving to nondefault.
David J.