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Added Middleware documentation in Misc Tutorials #34

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andersevenrud merged 4 commits into os-js:master from BurnaSmartLab:master
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It adds documentation for these changes.

Related #33

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Here's a few suggestions.

If you look into this, don't do squash or force push before the review is over 😊

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Looking good! You just have to remove the src/v3/tutorial/middleware/.DS_Store file that got into this PR and I will merge this :)

@andersevenrud andersevenrud merged commit f571fc9 into os-js:master Feb 2, 2021
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Thank you very much! This will get auto deployed.

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Oh sorry 🤦‍♂️

My suggestion is to add that in gitignore. I always use this to generate gitignore file in my projects.

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Ah. Using something like that has never really crossed my mind in the OS.js repos because there isn't much to ignore outside node_modules and dist.

Explicitly providing filenames to git add is the best way to not get this unwanted metadata into commits and is a good practice in general in my opinion. But I suppose on Mac (and maybe even Windows) they pop up all over the place, so it should probably be added to the gitignore(s) 🤔

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