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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/rules/naming/var-name-mixedcase.md
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## Description
Variable name must be in mixedCase. (Does not check IMMUTABLES, use immutable-vars-naming)
Variable names must be in mixedCase. (Does not check IMMUTABLES, use immutable-vars-naming)

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@PixelPil0t1
Thanks for your suggestion. Keep doing it!
For this particular case:
This is a dynamically generated file. Do not edit manually.
You can see this legend at the top of the file
So that is not the correct file to fix it.

I will correct this in another PR

## Options
This rule accepts a string option of rule severity. Must be one of "error", "warn", "off". Defaults to warn.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/shareable-configs.md
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"extends": ["solhint:recommended", "protofire"]
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This example shows the two kind of shareable configs that you can use: the ones included with Solhint, that start with `solhint:`, and the ones that you can install from npm. The latter are packages that are prefixed with `solhint-config-`, so in this case the package would be installed doing `npm install solhint-config-protofire` but used as just `protofire` when adding it.
This example shows the two kinds of shareable configs that you can use: the ones included with Solhint, that start with `solhint:`, and the ones that you can install from npm. The latter are packages that are prefixed with `solhint-config-`, so in this case the package would be installed doing `npm install solhint-config-protofire` but used as just `protofire` when adding it.

## Creating your own shareable config

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