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fix: added escape for the sequence < and > (Android) #97
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kodumbeats
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Oct 19, 2021
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One thought - are the backticks still necessary? |
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in my opinion no, but as they were previously set and it was previously assumed that < and > worked I have left them. But we can remove them at any time :) |
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@kodumbeats thanks for the merge, could you add the hacktoberfest tag? :) |
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In order to improve the understanding of the documentation on how to get started with android and appwrite, it has been necessary to add escape characters in order to be able to display < and >.