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docs(tutorial): update example of multiple writes #908
docs(tutorial): update example of multiple writes #908
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…tion to tutorial see: etcd-io#901 Signed-off-by: Romain WALCH--GUINEBERT <[email protected]>
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LGTM - Thanks @romainwg
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This pull request addresses issue #901 by enhancing the "How to make multiple writes in a transaction" tutorial.
The update includes a new example that demonstrates how to perform multiple write operations within a single transaction.
This addition aims to improve the technical clarity and usefulness of the tutorial by providing a practical demonstration of executing a batch of operations, specifically multiple Put operations, in a single transaction.
This enhancement will help users better understand and implement this functionality in their own projects.