Correct NPM link destination#22
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Oh, you are right, thank you 👍 |
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Not enough.. 😸 I forgot to rename other links too.. You see, they points to Node-GoogleMapsLoader, but now it is Js-GoogleMapsLoader... Should I fix that or are you wiling to fix it? Than I would revert this merge request so you can just amend correct links |
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I'm happy to take a look, next week though as I'm out of town 'til Monday! |
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It's okey and I'm most thankful 😉 So for now I'll revert this PR so you can amend these changes and then force push them. Is it ok with you? |
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I just noticed that the link to NPM in the readme points to another one of your packages.