Add a reference to issue #51. #85
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@msporny Can you reword this to be a lot simpler and leave the deeper explanation for users to read in the issue itself? I would also suggest placing this issue marker alongside those for #15 and #16 which also relate to the shape and behavour of the API. Suggestion: <div class="issue" data-number="51" title="How should the API interact with the website
when exchanging data such as shipping address and options"> There is an open issue about
whether the current pattern of using events for exchange of data between the user agent and
the website is the best design and an alternative has been proposed in this issue thread.</div> |
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@adrianhopebailie wrote:
Done with minor changes to your language. The issue has been moved to where you wanted it to go. |
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Merged as 7ef4a69 |
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Add a reference to issue #51.