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Change readme code examples to be more explicit#152
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Change readme code examples to be more explicit#152scottillogical wants to merge 1 commit intorails:masterfrom
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Updating readme to show the two different examples more explicitly. The previous code example was confusing to me.
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It should be ActionController::ParameterMissing instead.
I believe mine #158 can be closed when your pull request is merged.
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Language could, perhaps, be a little less flowery.
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Updating readme to show the two different examples more explicitly. The previous code example was confusing to me.