chore: rename what to gitlab_resource
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Less confusing to have it be a normal method.
Naming a variable `what` makes it difficult to understand what it is used for. Rename it to `gitlab_resource` as that is what is being stored. The Gitlab documentation talks about them being resources: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/api_resources.html This will improve code readability.
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NOTE: This is based on top of PR: #2052
So can merge this and get both commits or merge #2052 first.
Naming a variable
whatmakes it difficult to understand what it isused for.
Rename it to
gitlab_resourceas that is what is being stored.The Gitlab documentation talks about them being resources:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/api_resources.html
This will improve code readability.