A–Z index
1,019 words used in the documentation. 252 have a written page, the others exist through their uses alone.
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G27 words
| Word | Type | First line of the page, or most cited passage | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gallery index | Screen | The page set concordance gallery writes so that a theme is styled and checked without building a corpus: every slot of the site rendered with fixture view models, one page per slot and state, under… | 55 |
| gaps | no definition | “…them under the interface, a table matches them to the contract and states the gaps between the contract and the notes, the contract stands in a block of its own…” — API page | 6 |
| GET /findings | Operation | List the findings of the last build | 1 |
| Get an entity | Operation | Returns one entity of the last build by its identifier, with its attributes, its displayed neighbourhood and the links it is an end of, as the entity page shows them. Declared by the OpenAPI contract… | 9 |
| git | no definition | “…e any content (an excluded file, like the ones a repository excludes itself or git ignores); pseudonymize, the pseudonymisation of transcripts with its dictiona…” — Privacy | 17 |
| git history | no definition | “…ld read, shortened to seven characters, empty for a local source without a git history), CONTENT KEPT ("312 pages" or "205 documents", as the home page counts t…” — About this wiki | 3 |
| git ignores | no definition | “…y content (an excluded file, like the ones a repository excludes itself or git ignores); pseudonymize, the pseudonymisation of transcripts with its dictionary a…” — Privacy | 4 |
| GitHub | no definition | “…the forge that builds on every push and every morning and publishes dist/ on GitHub Pages or GitLab Pages; on GitHub, set the Pages source to the workflow once.…” — Onboarding a repository | 8 |
| GitHub or GitLab | no definition | “…{source}, {path} and {commit} placeholders, derived from the forge of a GitHub or GitLab source when absent; and its contribute_url, the HTTPS address every cal…” — Project | 3 |
| global | no definition | “…n local scope it needs no network and writes nothing unless asked to fix. In global scope it reads the latest published model to check what one repository canno…” — Lint | 13 |
| Global check | Term | A check the linter computes on one repository against the published model of the whole wiki, without rebuilding it: a markdown link into another source, a frontmatter reference whose relation the… | 18 |
| global index | no definition | “…d pages. The first twenty of an entity are in its page and the rest in its fragment, fragments/<id>.mentions.json, one file per entity and never a global index.” — Mention | 3 |
| globs | no definition | “A domain recognised by the name of a folder of the corpus rather than by glob patterns: folder: true claims every note with a directory named after the domain's…” — Folder domain | 11 |
| glossary | no definition | “The loop that keeps this wiki alive: a change in the glossary or in the specifications is linted where it is written, then the configuration repository rebuilds…” — Publishing the wiki | 18 |
| Glossary owner | Role | The person who owns the vocabulary: writes the term notes, settles the homonyms with distinct titles or a ## Not to be confused with section, turns the keyword pages of the to-do page into… | 29 |
| glyph | no definition | “The type of a neighbour is told by shape and glyph, not by colour. A typed entity is a filled circle holding the glyph of its type, a shape the theme maps to th…” — Neighbourhood map | 7 |
| glyph of its type | no definition | “…amed in plain text beside its node, a typed entity a circle holding the glyph of its type, a keyword page a dashed square at the end of a dashed edge, no label …” — Neighbourhood | 3 |
| Golden corpus | Term | A fixed corpus in which the tool describes itself, in English and in French, with the model and findings the engine must produce from it. Every story is tested against it; a change in the expected… | 42 |
| GPL-3.0-or-later | Decision | Every package of the tool is published under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later, and a licence inventory of the dependencies is regenerated and verified before every release; a… | 0 |
| graph | no definition | “The graph is built in memory and serialised to model.json, canonically sorted and validated by a published schema; concordance render reads it without touching …” — No database | 2 |
| graphical | no definition | “…e author runs it after every change. A textual equivalent accompanies every graphical view, and a white label installation inherits the guarantees as long as it…” — Accessibility audit | 3 |
| graphical view | no definition | “…uthor runs it after every change. A textual equivalent accompanies every graphical view, and a white label installation inherits the guarantees as long as its t…” — Accessibility audit | 3 |
| grey | no definition | “…he author wrote: a dotted underline in the accent when the entity has a note, grey dashes when the expression only has a keyword page and no note; a legend unde…” — Recognised word | 3 |
| grouping | no definition | “…me", each file with its kind, and "Separate these files" leads to where the grouping is contested: the contribution address of the project, else the lock guide.” — Twin resources | 4 |
| groups | no definition | “The template follows the lead of the group. A note leads its twin resources, the other representations of its page: the page keeps the template of its type, a r…” — Entity page | 19 |
| guarantees | no definition | “…nge. A textual equivalent accompanies every graphical view, and a white label installation inherits the guarantees as long as its theme keeps what they rest on.” — Accessibility audit | 3 |
| guide | no definition | “…nter carries scope and checks so that a forge report states which checks the guarantee covers. The getting started guide and the architecture guide describe it.” — Linter and build parity | 11 |
Words without a definition sit in the index like the others, dotted, with the passage that uses them most in place of a definition. That is the working list of a glossary owner.