chore: use kebab-case for file names #130
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Can you pls resolve the conflicts? |
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@amareshsm Sure! I've resolved merge conflicts. |
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What is the purpose of this pull request?
In this PR, I've made a small change.
LabeledSelect.tsxwas the only file not using kebab-case for its file name, so I renamed it to use kebab-case for consistency.All other files in the Code Explorer follow kebab-case for file names. So, this change would improve consistency across the code base.
What changes did you make? (Give an overview)
LabeledSelect.tsxwas the only file not using kebab-case for its file name, so I renamed it to use kebab-case for consistency.Related Issues
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