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Rename 'json' to 'embedded_json'. #40712
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Rename 'json' to 'embedded_json'. #40712
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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One concern around the name `json` is that because the entire document is JSON, new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We thought that a more verbose name like `embedded_json` would help convey that the field type has a special, non-obvious purpose. This commit updates documentation references to `embedded_json`, but leaves the `JsonField` naming in the code to avoid very long class names.
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A concern around the name
json
is that because the entire document is JSON,new users may see this field and think that they should always use it. We
thought that a more verbose name like
embedded_json
would help convey that thefield type has a special, non-obvious purpose.
This commit updates documentation references to
embedded_json
, but leaves theJsonField
naming in the code to avoid very long class names.