Consistently use PascalCase for components referencing#793
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We could enforce this with an option in the eslint config. |
As we use "Single-File Components", the limitations requiring usage of kebab-case components referencing does not apply so using the same casing for referencing and definition is clearer.
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Indeed; and this fixes more occurrences than I found myself. |
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As we use "Single-File Components", the limitations requiring usage of kebab-case components referencing does not apply so using the same casing for referencing and definition is clearer.