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This is my first code contribution to Redwood, so hoping I did this right!
Right now, when you generate scaffolding, the input labels are exactly the names of the database columns. If I were making a Pitchfork clone, it might have this:
I really like how Rails converts those names to more readable labels. Now, using humanize-string:
This adds a dependency to the CLI package, but we already have a number of string-converting libraries in use for scaffolding, & it doesn't add any weight to the app dependencies or the forms themselves.