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…oogle#137) * update terraform to use hash as comment per recommended guidelines (https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/language/syntax/configuration\#comments) * update golanci-lint version in linter.yaml per PR google#132
The default for `year` is actually the current year, so this will update the documentation to reflect that
bazel build files for external repos -- eg. used in conjunction with `http_archive` -- are often named <repo>.BUILD
This is used in many contexts, including being the format used by Cargo, the Rust package manager.
This will increase the chances that two pull requests can be accepted without merge conflicts.
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Vim uses double-quote for comments. Elixir (
.exand.exs), Julia (.jl), Raku (.raku), and AWK (.awk) use standard octothorpe comments. (Julia also supports#= … =#block comments, but a sample of Julia code on GitHub suggests it's uncommon in practice.)