Remove `axios.all` and `axios.spread` from documentation
See original GitHub issueSection/Content To Improve Section in main readme around performing multiple concurrent requests
Suggested Improvement
There is a request to remove axios.all
and axios.spread
(https://github.com/axios/axios/issues/1042)
Although the functionality has not yet been removed, we can at least stop advertising it if there is intent (with good reason) to remove it. We can still keep the section on concurrent requests and talk about how to do it with the native features.
I would be happy to update the documentation if approved.
Relevant File(s): [e.g. README.md] Main Readme
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- Created 4 years ago
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Yes, everything’s ok. Good luck
Resolved by #2727