chore: fixing typo of attribute name - #13494
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Signed-off-by: Roberto Guido <info@madbob.org>
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As reported in #6493, the issue has already been fixed.
This PR is just to correct a minor typo with no impact:
sendAthas been mistyped assentAt, but at this pointsendAtattribute has already been removed from the previous call tostopMessageMutation()and thesentAtattribute has no effect while calling the store.I've been tempted to remove
stopMessageMutation()at all and just save the modified value ofmessage: it seems a bit redundant, but voidingsendAtbefore obtaining a response from the server inOutboxService.updateMessage()provides immediate feedback for the user even on slow connections.