Problem
The Go SDK README (and the underlying example code) uses "person_to_be_greated" as a field name — missing the second 'e' in "greeted":
```go
greet := workflow.NewSimpleTask("greet", "greet_ref").
Input("person_to_be_greated", "${workflow.input.name}")
```
The README even acknowledges it:
"person_to_be_greated is too verbose! Why would you name it like that?"
But the note explains the intentional verbosity, not the typo. The misspelling is present throughout the README and the example code, meaning every new Go user who copies this example ships a typo into their codebase.
Fix
Rename to person_to_be_greeted in both the README and examples/hello_world/.
Affects
conductor-oss/go-sdk READMEconductor-oss/go-sdk examples/hello_world/
Problem
The Go SDK README (and the underlying example code) uses
"person_to_be_greated"as a field name — missing the second 'e' in "greeted":```go
greet := workflow.NewSimpleTask("greet", "greet_ref").
Input("person_to_be_greated", "${workflow.input.name}")
```
The README even acknowledges it:
But the note explains the intentional verbosity, not the typo. The misspelling is present throughout the README and the example code, meaning every new Go user who copies this example ships a typo into their codebase.
Fix
Rename to
person_to_be_greetedin both the README andexamples/hello_world/.Affects
conductor-oss/go-sdkREADMEconductor-oss/go-sdkexamples/hello_world/