Testing services documentation unclear
See original GitHub issueIn the Testing Services documentation, a reference to the asyncData
function is made, but the docs don’t explain where this function is coming from.
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@AlixRoyere
of([some, values, here])
is always sync.So
would be enough.
cheers flash ⚡
It is enough. That’s how I did it.