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The initial mock4net version relies on Responses starting point to create checks.
When I read it, I assume this is an enum type (due the plural form). Following this conception, it implies that syntax would be:
Responses.Success.WithCode(xxx);
where success happens to be a specific value/instance of response.
Alternatively, the check could take the form of a verb, using Responds instead
Responds.WithSuccess().AndCode(xxx)
Maybe I am going to far in my analysis of this, but tt is still appropriate time to refine wording, and I feel choosing the best wording is instrumental in the success of a library.
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The initial mock4net version relies on Responses starting point to create checks.
When I read it, I assume this is an enum type (due the plural form). Following this conception, it implies that syntax would be:
where success happens to be a specific value/instance of response.
Alternatively, the check could take the form of a verb, using Responds instead
Maybe I am going to far in my analysis of this, but tt is still appropriate time to refine wording, and I feel choosing the best wording is instrumental in the success of a library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: