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When configuring or referencing named entities, use the canonical identifier required by the consuming system and ensure the identifier’s semantic type matches what the field expects (e.g., “team” vs “label”). If a system normalizes names, reference the normalized form—not the on-disk/path form—and don’t substitute a label for a team.

Examples:

• External system normalization (Homebrew tap): if your repo is named dev/homebrew-azure-cli, Homebrew refers to it as dev/azure-cli. Use the normalized tap name when writing commands/configs (and don’t assume the prefix is part of the logical identifier).
• Semantic type correctness (policy mentionees): if a field expects team names, replace label-like identifiers with the correct team value.

Practical checks:

• For any identifier used in CI/tooling/config, confirm the system’s “logical” name (docs or prior working examples) vs the local repo/path name.
• For any structured field (like mentionees), confirm the expected entity type. If it’s “team”, don’t provide label strings.
• Add a short comment documenting any necessary mapping (e.g., “on disk vs logical tap name”).

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