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Fix StreamQL direction field documentation#387

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@Corb3nik Corb3nik changed the title Fix Fix StreamQL direction field documentation Jul 22, 2026

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Pull request overview

Updates the StreamQL reference documentation to reflect the correct allowed values for the ws.direction field, improving accuracy for users filtering WebSocket messages.

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  • Corrected the documented direction value set from To Server/To Client to server/client.

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Corb3nik merged commit 4a60265 into main Jul 22, 2026
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