Closed burinc closed 3 years ago
Thanks for thisg @burinc! Hmm, would you be happy to put a note that melbourne-df
is a function that loads the df in the README? I don't want people to confuse that example with the general way of interacting with the df (i.e. with the parens).
Sure, I can. Let's update this to make it clear for everyone.
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Hi Anthony, In the last commit, I update one dependency to see if I can get a green check for linter. I hope it is ok with you. If not I can revert this change and create a separate PR to get this in. Best,
@burinc apologies for the delay, I forgot about this PR!
Hi @anthony-khong
This is simple fix to some of the examples/documents that use
melbourne-df
function.The changes in markdown file are not intended but my Emacs just re-format it for me.
Best,