Has anyone else noticed the change in the code that "Inject delivers on Cloud 2.x?
“Injecting” a function used to inject a working bit of code and I could immediately remember how to fill in the variables to make it work.
This worked for 99% of cases even for functions I rarely use and have forgotten what variables it needs.
In many cases the injected code worked “as is”.
For example; Injecting used to give |> sort(columns: ["region", "host", "_value"])
So I could tell instantly how the function works and edit it for my purpose
Now it injects |> universe.sort( )
Which leaves me (and maybe other people?) guessing what on earth variables I’m supposed to put in the brackets
So now I have to:
open up the help page in a separate tab
find the place where a working example is given
copy the code
flick back to my tab
paste in the code
edit as before
Why break such a useful feature?
The new way is really unproductive for me.
I’d cote to bring back injection of a completed working example code because it contains everything that most people need to know to use it.
