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Updated start_frame_capture(), end_frame_capture() #122

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I'm sure the docs meant to say that the functions must be paired with each other. Right now it's a bit misleading

I'm sure the docs meant to say that the functions must be paired with each other
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Thanks for the pull request! Good catch there; I believe the original text was a typo in the documentation.

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Sorry for the delay! There seemed to be an issue with the Circle CI configuration. I think I'll update it to GitHub Actions this weekend to simplify things. Thanks again for the pull request! 🚀

@ebkalderon ebkalderon merged commit 3cbfba0 into ebkalderon:master Apr 23, 2022
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No worries, thank you for the useful crate. We have a server that renders but does not present therefore we couldn't take a capture simply from the RenderDoc. So I was relieved when it turned out that there's already a Rust wrapper for RenderDoc API :)

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