docs: explain what newEvent() is#37386
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Currently the newEvent() method is not clear. At times readers mistake it as a typo because it looks like there should be a space. This comments explains its use and references its definition.
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I'm afraid this is superceded by #37251 (see #36967 (comment)). |
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Oh, I'm sorry, @andrewasche! I didn't know about that one. Your work was super anyway! If you would like to work on another docs contribution please feel free to let me know. I'll keep an eye out for you. :) |
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Currently the newEvent() method is not clear. At times readers mistake it as a typo because it looks like there should be a space. This comments explains its use and references its definition.
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