Web Client: Checkin vs. Check In

[Jennifer Pringle]

Evergreen 3.3.4

Currently both "checkin" and "check in" are used in the web staff client. Ideally one should be the preferred term and used throughout the client.

For example, currently the circulation menu uses "Check In" which takes you to the "Checkin Items" interface which is in a tab labeled "Check In" with "Items Checked In", "Checkin Modifiers" and through the Actions menu the ability to "Backdate Post-checkin".

[Remington Steed (rjs7)]

Adding the "documentation" tag. Whatever decision is made will certainly affect how the documentation refers to these actions, so we should adjust the docs before closing this bug.

[Lynn Floyd (lfloyd)]

According to Webster, the Noun is Check-in, and the verb is "check in".

[Tiffany Little (tslittle)]

Is "checkin" currently satisfactorily translated? Or does it need to be "check in" for translations?

[Jennifer Pringle (jpringle-u)]

DIG discussed this during our meeting today and settled on Check In as the preferred term.

There are multiple places in both the angularjs and angular circulation interfaces that currently use checkin that should eventually be updated.