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# Standardize Terminology: Environment to Deployment
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This document outlines the tasks required to standardize the terminology in the codebase, replacing all instances of "environment" with "deployment" for consistency.
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## Background
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Currently, the codebase uses "environment" in the internal API and "deployment" in the CLI interface and user-facing messages. This inconsistency can lead to confusion for developers and users. The goal is to standardize on "deployment" throughout the codebase.
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## Tasks
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### 1. Update Core Models
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-[ ] Update `HelmValuesConfig` class:
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-[ ] Change method signatures to use "deployment" instead of "environment"
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-[ ] Update docstrings and comments
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-[ ] Ensure backward compatibility or provide migration path
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-[ ] Update `Value` class:
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-[ ] Rename `environment` parameter to `deployment` in constructor and methods
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-[ ] Update docstrings and comments
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### 2. Update Command Classes
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-[ ] Update `SetValueCommand` class:
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-[ ] Rename internal variables from "environment" to "deployment"
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-[ ] Ensure all docstrings and comments use "deployment"
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-[ ] Review and update other command classes that might use "environment"
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### 3. Update Backend Classes
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-[ ] Update `SimpleValueBackend` class:
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-[ ] Rename method parameters from "environment" to "deployment"
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-[ ] Update internal storage keys if necessary
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-[ ] Update other backend implementations if present
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### 4. Update Tests
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-[ ] Update unit tests:
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-[ ] Rename test variables from "environment" to "deployment"
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-[ ] Update mock objects and assertions
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-[ ] Update integration tests:
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-[ ] Ensure all tests use "deployment" consistently
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### 5. Update Documentation
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-[ ] Update design documentation:
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-[ ] Review and update low-level-design.md
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-[ ] Review and update sequence-diagrams.md
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-[ ] Update user documentation:
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-[ ] Ensure all examples and explanations use "deployment"
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### 6. Create Migration Plan
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-[ ] Assess impact on existing configurations:
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-[ ] Determine if existing configurations need to be migrated
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-[ ] Create migration script if necessary
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## Implementation Strategy
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This change should be implemented as a single, focused PR to ensure consistency across the codebase. The PR should:
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1. Not include any functional changes beyond the terminology standardization
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2. Include comprehensive tests to ensure no functionality is broken
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3. Update all relevant documentation
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## Testing Strategy
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1. Run all existing tests to ensure they pass with the updated terminology
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2. Add specific tests to verify that the terminology change doesn't affect functionality
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3. Manually test key workflows to ensure they work as expected
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## Risks and Mitigation
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-**Breaking Changes**: This change may introduce breaking changes for users who have integrated with the internal API. Consider providing a deprecation period or backward compatibility layer.
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-**Documentation**: Ensure all documentation is updated to reflect the new terminology to avoid confusion.
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