Fix spelling mistake in int description #32
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lucapette
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May 23, 2017
| @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ email email | |||
| enum a random value from an enum. Defaults to "foo..bar..baz" | |||
| event.action clicked|purchased|viewed|watched | |||
| http.method DELETE|GET|HEAD|OPTION|PATCH|POST|PUT | |||
| int positive integer. Accepts range mix..max (default: 1..1000). | |||
| int positive integer. Accepts range min..max (default: 1..1000). | |||
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omg I make this mistake every day!
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Thank you! I don't know how to type, that's obvious :) |
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I noticed there was a spelling mistake in the description of
int. It saidAccepts range mix..maxwhere it should beAccepts range min..max.Should (or can) I merge small-ish corrections like these myself or should I do pull requests for them, too?