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Fix: Correct documentation references from non-existent functions to actual Default functions #60

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Fix typo in render.Respond documentation
segmentationfaulter Oct 24, 2025
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Fix typo in render.Decode documentation
segmentationfaulter Oct 24, 2025
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion decoder.go
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// Decode is a package-level variable set to our default Decoder. We do this
// because it allows you to set render.Decode to another function with the
// same function signature, while also utilizing the render.Decoder() function
// same function signature, while also utilizing the DefaultDecoder function
// itself. Effectively, allowing you to easily add your own logic to the package
// defaults. For example, maybe you want to impose a limit on the number of
// bytes allowed to be read from the request body.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion responder.go
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Expand Up @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ type M map[string]interface{}

// Respond is a package-level variable set to our default Responder. We do this
// because it allows you to set render.Respond to another function with the
// same function signature, while also utilizing the render.Responder() function
// same function signature, while also utilizing the DefaultResponder function
// itself. Effectively, allowing you to easily add your own logic to the package
// defaults. For example, maybe you want to test if v is an error and respond
// differently, or log something before you respond.
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