[FAB-17128] CHANNEL_NAME variable missing in two places in channel update tutorial #301
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…g in 2 places in channel update tutorial The channel 'mychannel' is hardcoded in the middle of the channel update tutorial. This looks like a silly typo, but when working with different channel names this can be a pain. Signed-off-by: anoop <[email protected]>
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CHANNEL_NAME variable missing in 2 places in channel update tutorial
The channel 'mychannel' is hardcoded in the middle of the channel update tutorial.
This looks like a silly typo, but when working with different channel names this can be a pain.
Signed-off-by: Anoop Vijayan Maniankara [email protected]
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The channel 'mychannel' is hardcoded in the middle of the channel update tutorial.
This looks like a silly typo, but when working with different channel names this can be a pain.