[hotfix] Fix README #39
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alpreu
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Jul 26, 2022
| `PulsarTemplate` currently requires the application to set a default topic. | ||
| Once the topic is set, then we can call the various `send` methods on it. | ||
| In this example, we are calling the very basic `send` method that calls the synchronous send from the Pulsar producer internally that returns the `MessageId`. | ||
| In this example, we are calling the very basic synchronous `send` method that is internally forwarded to the Pulsar producer that returns the `MessageId`. |
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I changed this one because the code is not really calling the synchronous send from the Pulsar producer
sobychacko
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This PR fixes some minor issues in the README, such as control characters, doubles, and incorrect information