The tense was changed to be consistent with other configuration entries in candlepin.  The inconsistencies were driving me nuts and I preferred enable vs enabled.

Jesus

On Aug 16, 2011 8:01 AM, "Jason Rist" <jrist@redhat.com> wrote:
> On 08/15/2011 08:17 AM, William Poteat wrote:
>>
>>
>> // Authentication
>>> - public static final String TRUSTED_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.trusted.enabled";
>>> - public static final String SSL_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.ssl.enabled";
>>> - public static final String OAUTH_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.oauth.enabled";
>>> - public static final String BASIC_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.basic.enabled";
>>> + public static final String TRUSTED_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.trusted.enable";
>>> + public static final String SSL_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.ssl.enable";
>>> + public static final String OAUTH_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.oauth.enable";
>>> + public static final String BASIC_AUTHENTICATION =
>>> "candlepin.auth.basic.enable";
>>
>>
> Why was this change made? Why change the tense? What is the context?
>
> Thanks,
> Jason
>
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