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📚 Doc: Fix static middleware CacheDuration data type typo #3273
📚 Doc: Fix static middleware CacheDuration data type typo #3273
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There is a typo of the data type of the field CacheDuration. On docs.gofiber.io, the CacheDuration type is string, when the actual code says
time.Duration
.This PR fixes the typo in the docs by changing the data type for
CacheDuration
totime.Duration
as it is in the code from above.Fixes #3272
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