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AngularJS Changesets - Use consistent naming

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# AngularJS: Change Sets
# AngularJS: Changesets
!!! caution "Work in progress"
This documentation is still a work in progress.
The [Quick Start](quickstart.md) and [Loader](loader.md) provide examples of
creating *new* screens. But what if you need to alter an *existing* screen?
CiviCRM allows third-parties to define *change sets* which programmatically
manipulate Angular content (before sending it to the client).
CiviCRM allows third-parties to define *changesets* which programmatically
manipulate Angular content before sending it to the client.
## Background
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}
```
cv ang:html:show
\ No newline at end of file
```
cv ang:html:list
cv ang:html:show <file>
cv ang:html:show <file> --diff
```
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* [Quick Start](quickstart.md): How to create a new screen in the CiviCRM-Angular UI
* [File Names](files.md): How AngularJS files are named in `civicrm-core` and `civix`
* [Loader](loader.md): How to find and load JS/CSS files for CiviCRM-Angular
* [Modifications](modify.md): How a third-party can modify the content of a CiviCRM-Angular UI
* [Changesets](changeset.md): How a third-party can modify the content of a CiviCRM-Angular UI
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- "AngularJS: Quick Start": framework/angular/quickstart.md
- "AngularJS: File Names": framework/angular/files.md
- "AngularJS: Loader": framework/angular/loader.md
- "AngularJS: Change Sets": framework/angular/modify.md
- "AngularJS: Changesets": framework/angular/changeset.md
- Asset Builder: framework/asset-builder.md
# Bootstrap: /framework/bootstrap.md
# Cache: /framework/cache.md
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