jdsutherland
Modern Front-End Development for Rails: B7 pg 175 "open" status name changes to "unsold"
I noticed in the section Passing Data Through our React Code a status that was previously called open changes to unsold without mentioning it in the text.
pg 103:
pg 175:
It looks like the change to
unsold is to match the status enum from the schema. I found myself wondering if I’d missed something when I first encountered this, so maybe it would help to either use the same name throughout or mention it in the text.
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noelrappin
Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails
You are right, it should be consistent in the text. Thanks!
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