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The name of the components or actions that come from the backend are case-insensitive, but the internal Beagle configuration is not. This can be very confusing for developers, because, when they are in the backend, the case doesn't matter, but when they're making their beagle config in the front-end, the name does matter.
For instance, if the dev wants to use the component screen, in the backend he/she can write beagle:SCreeNcomponent, it will work. In the front-end config, if the dev wants to replace the default behavior of the screen, he/she MUST write beagle:screencomponent. If any case is wrong, the component won't be replaced and the dev will have no idea why, because he/she doesn't even know what the "correct" case is.
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The name of the components or actions that come from the backend are case-insensitive, but the internal Beagle configuration is not. This can be very confusing for developers, because, when they are in the backend, the case doesn't matter, but when they're making their beagle config in the front-end, the name does matter.
For instance, if the dev wants to use the component screen, in the backend he/she can write
beagle:SCreeNcomponent
, it will work. In the front-end config, if the dev wants to replace the default behavior of the screen, he/she MUST writebeagle:screencomponent
. If any case is wrong, the component won't be replaced and the dev will have no idea why, because he/she doesn't even know what the "correct" case is.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: