Remove explicit username from tutorial #8803
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It turns out that lots of people following the tutorial do not even want to think about the name of the project, and they copy-paste whatever is in there. I do not blame them! But to avoid lots of tutorials with _my_ username, let us write something generic.
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With the old onboarding, before #8504, this happened automatically, by the way (that the username was prepended to the project name). |
humitos
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I understand from #8801 (comment) that the failure is unrelated and that it's failing on |
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It turns out that lots of people following the tutorial
do not even want to think about the name of the project,
and they copy-paste whatever is in there.
I do not blame them!
But to avoid lots of tutorials with my username,
let us write something generic.