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Agile Web Development with Rails 8: B7.0 partials folder (page 151)
Page 151 explains how turbo stream works. The explanation says that the partial parameter refers to the file app/views/application/_cart.html.erb. Shouldn’t it be app/views/layouts/_cart.html.erb?
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Thirded, and fixed.
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