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robert-abeo opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments
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The New Fluent Theme should be Fluent2 #9561

robert-abeo opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 2 comments

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@robert-abeo
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robert-abeo commented Aug 13, 2024

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I've brought this up before but this is a last attempt to get the naming right. Once it releases I suspect we are stuck. I won't rehash fully why we should be using the official name: Fluent2, however, it's a matter of branding and versioning.

  1. If the versioning is out of sync this is going to cause an issue if ever we do need a Fluent1 or a future Fluent3
  2. You are violating Microsoft's own branding and naming conventions. See here:

For non-developers calling it Fluent is fine. But developers and designers need to be more specific.

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Fluent2 should be the name of the new theme

Actual behavior

Fluent without any version is the current name of the theme

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Fluent Theme

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@miloush
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miloush commented Aug 13, 2024

I agree it is in the spirit of existing themes that Fluent2 should be able to co-exist with any other future theme. This also provides a stability guarantee (not migrating apps automatically to a new theme if they explicitly ask for Fluent)

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I fully agree with this and support it, there's no reason why we should divert from the official name for the current theme.

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