CLI: discuss name
See original GitHub issueCan we have a bikeshedding discussion for the CLI name? ATM it’s qs
and I’m not sure there are good reasons for not calling it q
instead.
At least in UNIX there are no q
command by default. And qs
it not more intuitive to come up with (and justify) than q
. I didn’t even realise it was a contraction of QuarkuS
until it was pointed out, so not obvious at all.
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I would use
quarkus
. It is easy to add an alias namedq
orqs
if desired.quarkus it is for docs/documentation it is much simpler. we can have the installer(s) add a
q
alias in the environments that supports it.