Part of our revamp of the Runtime docs has included consistently using ES6 arrow functions as well as making sure users get in the habit of using return callback instead of just callback. It's not technically an issue for these examples, but it helps with the consistency of our samples and messaging :)
Part of our revamp of the Runtime docs has included consistently using ES6 arrow functions as well as making sure users get in the habit of using
return callbackinstead of justcallback. It's not technically an issue for these examples, but it helps with the consistency of our samples and messaging :)