
justinbkay
Title: Ash Framework wrong word (Page 72)
On page 72, near the bottom is should be " it supports sorting on
multiple columns, when we only have a single drop"
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sevenseacat
Author of Ash Framework
Oh good spot! We’ll fix that, thank you
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