Capitalizing 'Manager' because Block Manager is a proper noun#19375
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Capitalizing 'Manager' because Block Manager is a proper noun#19375
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Looks good, 👍
Note, I needed to update the e2e-test that used the label, you can see my commit for an example on how.
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Description
Similarly to "Block Editor", the "Block Manager" is a proper noun and should be capitalized.
How has this been tested?
Tested locally.
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Types of changes
Non-breaking changes.
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