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eg, e.g., or eg.
After my doctoral thesis writing since my last post I have come to understand that when used in a sentence there should be a comma, but not when used in brackets.
For example:
A sentence, e.g., when to use a comma
A sentence (e.g. when not to use a comma)
That is how I have used it in my writing anyway.