question

Hi. I have a minor naming suggestion for the "Connections.Response" request (from the code readability perspective only):

Results for both Upsell and Cancel operations are called "purchaseResult" :

     request['payload']['purchaseResult'] 

I understand that it's best to have a unified naming but the word "purchase" in purchaseResult while returning from a Cancel operation is a little bit confusing. For instance, in the attached "request" example, catching a glimpse (without paying attention to the "name": "Cancel"), "purchaseResult": "ACCEPTED" implies that this was a successful *purchase* operation; however, this is indeed a *cancel* operation...

I guess something that works for both Upsell and Cancel would be best, e.g., "payloadResult" or simply "Result"...

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	"request": {
		"type": "Connections.Response",
		"requestId": ...,
		"timestamp": ...,
		"locale": "en-US",
		"status": {
			"code": "200",
			"message": "OK"
		},
		"name": "Cancel",
		"payload": {
			"purchaseResult": "ACCEPTED",
			"productId": ...
		},
		"token":...
	}