Fixing the ==> symbols in the readme docs #251
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I'm a beginner in Scala and the ==> in the quickstart code were confusing. I commented them for ease.
Fixed all the ==> in the Readme
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IIRC, the |
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Okay, I didn't know about the utest semantics for "==>". I assumed it was
bare markdown code, not tested.
The PR can be deleted :)
Il dom 25 feb 2024, 18:37 Tobias Roeser ***@***.***> ha
scritto:
… IIRC, the ==> is defined in utest and stands for an equals assertion.
Maybe, we could make the documentation executable and run it in CI?
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As a beginner Scala developer I got confused by the ==> used in the cookbook examples in the README.md.
So to improve readability commented such symbols and values.