fix: Replacing special separators with macros within .db and .template files. #80
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First refactoring stage to make the naming universal.
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…ed to makro $(S=:).
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nsls2-* files will be omitted in this PR. If requested, I will manage it later. |
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@mdavidsaver , the idea is to change all separators for *.db and *.templates to e.g. $(S=:), it should not affect anyone's naming convention but allow everyone else to have a different standard.
It is a draft for eventual feedback as finding all of those separators will take time.