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Design and Build Great Web APIs: Ch. 5: package-file.js typos (p. 108)
In the javascript specified for package-file.js towards the end of Ch. 5:
Typo:
"name": "Onboaring API",
Typo: it appears that a .yaml file should be specified, but .json file is instead:
OnboardingAPI.json
Until this point, only .yaml files are used for specifying the Onboard API ALPS and there seem to be no other instances of OnboardingAPI.json in the PDF.
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