← Back to context Comment by danielvaughn 4 years ago yep, I still don't use spaces. I also don't use uppercase characters. Just underscores or hyphens. 6 comments danielvaughn Reply boringg 4 years ago Sometimes I break the rule and use uppercase but never spaces. ptha 4 years ago I've had issues when moving between Window/*nix file systems, where Windows file names are case insensitive and *nix systems are case sensitive.Build script works fine locally on Windows, but then chokes in *nix test server, as it's effectively a different path. cerved 4 years ago file names aren't case insensitive, it's the windows API that is 2 replies → danielvaughn 4 years ago I’ve had issues with git when changing a filename, if the only change is the casing.
boringg 4 years ago Sometimes I break the rule and use uppercase but never spaces. ptha 4 years ago I've had issues when moving between Window/*nix file systems, where Windows file names are case insensitive and *nix systems are case sensitive.Build script works fine locally on Windows, but then chokes in *nix test server, as it's effectively a different path. cerved 4 years ago file names aren't case insensitive, it's the windows API that is 2 replies → danielvaughn 4 years ago I’ve had issues with git when changing a filename, if the only change is the casing.
ptha 4 years ago I've had issues when moving between Window/*nix file systems, where Windows file names are case insensitive and *nix systems are case sensitive.Build script works fine locally on Windows, but then chokes in *nix test server, as it's effectively a different path. cerved 4 years ago file names aren't case insensitive, it's the windows API that is 2 replies →
danielvaughn 4 years ago I’ve had issues with git when changing a filename, if the only change is the casing.
Sometimes I break the rule and use uppercase but never spaces.
I've had issues when moving between Window/*nix file systems, where Windows file names are case insensitive and *nix systems are case sensitive.
Build script works fine locally on Windows, but then chokes in *nix test server, as it's effectively a different path.
file names aren't case insensitive, it's the windows API that is
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I’ve had issues with git when changing a filename, if the only change is the casing.