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the import helloWorldTask wasn't called correctly at an example


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before it was imported as helloWorldTask but used as helloWorld, now its consistent


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    • Updated the documentation to reflect the renaming of the helloWorld task to helloWorldTask, including changes to example code for clarity.

the import helloWorldTask wasn't called correctly at an example
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The pull request modifies the documentation in the docs/tasks/overview.mdx file. The primary change is the renaming of the exported task from helloWorld to helloWorldTask. This adjustment affects the example code demonstrating how to trigger the task, with no other significant changes to the documentation's structure or content.

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docs/tasks/overview.mdx Renamed helloWorld to helloWorldTask and updated example code accordingly.

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@data-diego good spot!

I think it would be better if we changed the import to helloWorld because then it will match the export from the code snippet just above this.

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@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ import { helloWorldTask } from "./trigger/hello-world";

async function triggerHelloWorld() {
//This triggers the task and returns a handle
const handle = await helloWorld.trigger({ message: "Hello world!" });
const handle = await helloWorldTask.trigger({ message: "Hello world!" });
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix inconsistency between export and usage.

The example shows helloWorldTask.trigger(), but the task is exported as helloWorld in the example above. This creates a confusing inconsistency for readers.

To maintain consistency, the export in the example should also be updated:

-export const helloWorld = task({
+export const helloWorldTask = task({

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Now the import is called `helloWorld` instead of `helloWorldTask` to be consistent with the filename as requested
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Sure, changes committed

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Thanks :)

@matt-aitken matt-aitken merged commit 29026a3 into triggerdotdev:main Nov 12, 2024
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