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Pull request overview
This pull request standardizes the terminology across the Aspire Community Toolkit repository by replacing all occurrences of ".NET Aspire" with "Aspire" to align with the simplified branding. The changes span 116 files including documentation, project descriptions, code comments, and examples.
Changes:
- Grammatical corrections: "A .NET Aspire" → "An Aspire" (using correct article before vowel sound)
- Terminology standardization: All ".NET Aspire" → "Aspire" throughout repository
- Typo fixes exposed by this change: "Granafa" → "Grafana" in k6 description, "imlpementation" → "implementation" in DataApiBuilder README
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| .csproj files (multiple) | Updated Description fields with grammatical corrections ("A .NET Aspire" → "An Aspire") and terminology standardization |
| README.md files (src/*) | Standardized all references to Aspire throughout client and hosting integration documentation |
| Documentation files (docs/*) | Updated versioning, FAQ, diagnostics, and integration creation guides to use "Aspire" consistently |
| Example files (examples/*) | Updated service defaults comments from ".NET Aspire services" to "Aspire services" |
| DataApiBuilder files | Fixed typo "imlpementation" → "implementation" and updated all Aspire references |
| Home.razor | Updated page heading from ".NET Aspire Data API Builder" to "Aspire Data API Builder" |
| GitHub templates | Updated issue templates and Copilot instructions to reference "Aspire" |
| create-integration.md | Updated documentation links from learn.microsoft.com to aspire.dev for integration guides |
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LGTM
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lgtm
Standardizes terminology by replacing all occurrences of ".NET Aspire" with "Aspire" across documentation, project descriptions, and code comments.
Changes
Granafa→Grafanain k6 descriptionimlpementation→implementationin DataApiBuilder READMEScope
116 files: README.md, .csproj descriptions, .cs comments, /docs/, examples, GitHub templates.
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