Eliminate non-inclusive language

[nhosoi]

Hello, we have a project to eliminate non-inclusive language from Linux-system-roles.

Running a utility woke (now it's supported in tox. please install the latest tox-lsr and run tox -e woke), two non-inclusive words are reported - sanity and master.

The word sanity is easily eliminated, but master is not since it's tightly coupled with the SQL context, e.g., as master key.

There are two ways to skip the check - adding wokeignore:rule=master to each master appearing in the source code, or skipping them as warning by applying get-woke/woke#252. Which way should we go or could there be some other ideas to workaround master?

[spetrosi]

There are too many uses of master in the code. Running woke with --count-only-error-for-failure results in a success, so it's only the word master that matters. And the role cannot fix master in the SQL Server context. The role can only fix the use of master in unrelated context, e.g. rename the GitHub branch master > main.

[nhosoi]

Thank you for your comments, @spetrosi! Your proposal makes sense.

First, may I ask you to rename the master branch to the main branch as described in https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHELPLAN-134435 by @richm.

Then, we can reduce the number of the word master before applying the --count-only-error-for-failure change. Thanks!

[nhosoi]

Thank you for merging #158, @spetrosi.
Closing this issue.