@eric-murray the PR has been adapted to commonalities v0.6-rc1

@albertoramosmonagas
If you want to comply with the Commonalities Design Guide, you will need to rename the file to predictive-connectivity-data.yaml. As file renaming means github will no longer show individual changes within the file, I'd suggest to do this once the other changes are finalised.

If you want to comply with the Commonalities Design Guide, you will need to rename the file to predictive-connectivity-data.yaml. As file renaming means github will no longer show individual changes within the file, I'd suggest to do this once the other changes are finalised.

I modify it! thank you @eric-murray, can you approve and merge the PR?

As file renaming means github will no longer show individual changes within the file, I'd suggest to do this once the other changes are finalised.

@eric-murray interesting: even after @albertoramosmonagas renamed the file, GitHub is still showing the individual changes. Might be because: the branch is within the upstream repository and the name change was done within GitHub.

@eric-murray can you merge the current PR to create the rc?

@eric-murray interesting: even after @albertoramosmonagas renamed the file, GitHub is still showing the individual changes. Might be because: the branch is within the upstream repository and the name change was done within GitHub.

Yes, I've not seen that before. Might be a new feature! More likely, there is a "right" way to rename a file (i.e. just rename it) and a "wrong" way (delete the old file and upload a "new" file with the new name), and github can only show changes when it is done in the right way.

@eric-murray interesting: even after @albertoramosmonagas renamed the file, GitHub is still showing the individual changes. Might be because: the branch is within the upstream repository and the name change was done within GitHub.

Yes, I've not seen that before. Might be a new feature! More likely, there is a "right" way to rename a file (i.e. just rename it) and a "wrong" way (delete the old file and upload a "new" file with the new name), and github can only show changes when it is done in the right way.

https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/working-with-files/managing-files/renaming-a-file ... outside of GitHub it is important to be certain that the result is a "git mv ...", not a delete and new file).