- Issue created by @jurgenhaas
Instead of changing the blacklist to blocklist, We can just make a cspell file in which we can ignore blacklist, blacklisted, blacklists, whitelist word
Let me know if this solution sounds good then I'll proceed.- 🇩🇪Germany jurgenhaas Gottmadingen
That wouldn't be enough as not only this module would have to add that to the list but also others who have a dependency on it with config entities for testing purposes where this keyword would appear as well.
But even more so, words like "blacklist" and "whitelist" can be perceived as discriminating, and therefore Drupal's GitLab pipelines are configured explicitly to disallow those words. As an inclusive community, it's recommended to follow that path also in contrib modules.
