naming-conventions
Naming Convention Fixes
Fixes for variable naming issues. Good names are searchable, self-documenting, and follow consistent conventions.
Quick Start
- Identify the naming issue (unused var, single letter, abbreviation)
- Determine if the variable is truly needed
- Apply appropriate fix (rename, remove, or prefix)
- Verify no regressions
Priority Matrix
| Issue | Priority | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Unused variables | P2 | Dead code, confusion |
| Single-letter names | P3 | Hard to search/understand |
| Non-standard abbreviations | P3 | Inconsistency |
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