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Yes. I believe that it's better to be verbose rather than obscure. I'm of a belief that it's easier for someone to understand what was the original intention of
by adnanh 9y ago
Yes. I believe that it's better to be verbose rather than obscure. I'm of a belief that it's easier for someone to understand what was the original intention of the "pass-arguments-to-command" rather than "arguments" keyword. The verbosity shouldn't affect performance significantly.
- ziikutv 9y ago"pass-arguments-to-command" vs "commandArguments" Verbosity is sometimes good but in the context of this.. Where all you are doing is giving commands, giving them arguments... there are not so many things here that can lead to confusion. If you had multiple arg fields I understand. Again, preference :)