Update subscription example in iOS Getting Started - #2631
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The example for subscribing to mutation events did not include a clear way to decode and switch logic based on the . This update includes an example of how to accomplish the two, making it clear to the user how to handle a object that was created, updated, or deleted.
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Thanks for improving this docs, it's definitely lacking details.
I left one comment regarding the enum instantiation from the raw value, other than that it lgtm!
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The example for subscribing to mutation events did not include a clear way to decode and switch logic based on the . This update includes an example of how to accomplish the two, making it clear to the user how to handle an object that was created, updated, or deleted.
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