expr main (to backout)
let message "Separate `backout` into the verb `back out` after `to`."
let description "Treats `to backout` as a mistyped infinitive and prefers the two-word verb."
let kind "Usage"
let becomes "to back out"
# True positives
test "There's still time to backout of the deal." "There's still time to back out of the deal."
test "Make sure to backout that commit before merging." "Make sure to back out that commit before merging."
test "I told them to BACKOUT once the bug surfaced." "I told them to BACK OUT once the bug surfaced."
test "Please remember to backout the change if it breaks tests." "Please remember to back out the change if it breaks tests."
test "To backout, you can cancel the pipeline." "To back out, you can cancel the pipeline."
test "We still might need to backout this feature." "We still might need to back out this feature."
test "If we have to TO BACKOUT now, we should warn everyone." "If we have to TO BACK OUT now, we should warn everyone."
test "We might need to backout; let us know." "We might need to back out; let us know."
# False negative coverage (punctuation and casing should still trigger).
test "to backout?" "to back out?"
test "to backout!" "to back out!"
# True negatives (these contexts should stay untouched).
test "We plan to back out after the meeting." "We plan to back out after the meeting."
test "The backout plan came with the release." "The backout plan came with the release."
test "Backout is spelled as a noun in this paragraph." "Backout is spelled as a noun in this paragraph."
test "to back out" "to back out"
# False positives (near misses that should not change).
test "This doc mentions to backouts and other options." "This doc mentions to backouts and other options."
test "They call it the backout-ary clause." "They call it the backout-ary clause."