This is less an issue and more of a possible enhancement, I think, though I may be misunderstanding something.
At the very end of the tutorial, there's this line:
Note that only the "Value" value is something you should hard code. All other values can be found in the expression window:
Is there a reason these values that don't need to be "hard coded" are exposed? Like, is there ever a situation where I might want to put something other than "AirConsole.Message" in the "Message" field, for example? If not, I think I would be a bit less confused if these fields were hidden away entirely.
This is less an issue and more of a possible enhancement, I think, though I may be misunderstanding something.
At the very end of the tutorial, there's this line:
Is there a reason these values that don't need to be "hard coded" are exposed? Like, is there ever a situation where I might want to put something other than "AirConsole.Message" in the "Message" field, for example? If not, I think I would be a bit less confused if these fields were hidden away entirely.