book/duplicates.md: discriminator -> disambiguator #513
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Hello @eupn, what is your motivation for this change? |
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Hi @Urhengulas, there's a discrepancy between the word (discriminator vs disambiguator) used in the code and in the book and I'm trying to rectify it here. |
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bors r+ |
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Thank you @eupn! |
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While reading the latest version of
defmtbook, I decided to try and list ELF symbols and realized that in the book, the worddiscriminatoris used in the "Dealing with duplicates" chapter, but in reality, the code and JSON in the symbol table uses a differently named field (disambiguator) with the same meaning.This PR updates the book to keep these terms in sync.