In environments where MacOSX is case-insensitive, what will happen to the future deployment of CentOS?

The server environment is CentOS. The local machine is MacOSX. A few days ago, I found that my partition is case insensitive. In such an environment, will development affect future deployment? The server environment is CentOS. Mac OSX is used locally.
I found my partition a few days ago Case Insensitive.
In such an environment, will development affect future deployment?

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The server environment is CentOS. Mac OSX is used locally.
I found my partition a few days agoCase Insensitive.
In such an environment, will development affect future deployment?

Mac is not case sensitive, but centos does not. It is case sensitive.
Most traditional linux versions are case sensitive. But different
The linux release version is slightly different, similar to osx as a unix release version.
It is case insensitive.

We recommend that you agree to standardize the file names in lower case

In fact, everything should be attributed to the programmer's programming habits! If you strictly abide by the specification, such as case sensitivity, in the programming process, this problem is not a problem at all.
Starting from your issue, we need to see what your Mac partition is.

The most common PHP version I have encountered during development is the local and online PHP versions, which are caused by different configurations.
I recommend that you immediately use Vagrant or Docker to assist your development and reduce these troubles.