> @@ -163,11 +163,11 @@ public void alreadyCreated() throws Exception {
> /** upper-cases first char, and lower-cases rest!! **/
> public void getKnowingServerMessesWithMetadataKeyCaseFormat() throws
> Exception {
> MockWebServer server = mockOpenStackServer();
> - server.enqueue(new MockResponse().setBody(accessRackspace));
> - server.enqueue(containerResponse() //
> + server.enqueue(addCommonHeaders(new
> MockResponse().setBody(stringFromResource("/access.json"))));
> + server.enqueue(addCommonHeaders(containerResponse() //
> I am specifically thinking Github, as changes to something like that usually
> come with ... discussions.
A document in the wiki should be able to provide the same editing and
discussion options? I'm not necessarily saying the wiki is better, but since
that's where we plan to keep other development guidelines..?
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