chore: add mention of @fastify/autoload in Readme #46
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What's the url of the wrong SO question? |
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@simoneb I have just updated the description |
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Fix for fastify/help#760
The discussion stemmed from an SO answer which was erroneous, suggesting
@fastify/autoloadmaxDepth's defaults to 2 when it does not.The conversation hinted at
create-fastifynot having sufficient information that it is using autoload with default options, which this PR resolves.Checklist
npm run testandnpm run benchmarkand the Code of conduct