changed the README to specify that you must use the response_* functions to access data from the last response.

msquitieri · msquitieri · commit 87aa53930019 · 2014-07-09T17:36:48.000-04:00
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -628,3 +628,4 @@ $ rspec spec/acceptance --format RspecApiDocumentation::ApiFormatter
 
 - rspec_api_documentation relies on a variable `client` to be the test client. If you define your own `client` please configure rspec_api_documentation to use another one, see Configuration above.
 - We make heavy use of RSpec metadata, you can actually use the entire gem without the DSL if you hand write the metadata.
+- You must use `response_body`, `status`, `response_content_type`, etc. to access data from the last response. You will not be able to use `response.body` or `response.status` as the response object will not be created.

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`@@ -628,3 +628,4 @@ $ rspec spec/acceptance --format RspecApiDocumentation::ApiFormatter`
`628`	`628`
`629`	`629`	- rspec_api_documentation relies on a variable `client` to be the test client. If you define your own `client` please configure rspec_api_documentation to use another one, see Configuration above.
`630`	`630`	`- We make heavy use of RSpec metadata, you can actually use the entire gem without the DSL if you hand write the metadata.`
	`631`	+- You must use `response_body`, `status`, `response_content_type`, etc. to access data from the last response. You will not be able to use `response.body` or `response.status` as the response object will not be created.