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Author: reda-alaoui

README.md

@@ -218,9 +218,9 @@ productRepository.findById(1L, ProductEntityGraph
 
 ## Repository default EntityGraph
 
-You can declare at most one `EntityGraph` per repository by overriding `EntityGraphRepository#defaultEntityGraph` method. 
+You can declare at most one `default EntityGraph` per repository by overriding `EntityGraphRepository#defaultEntityGraph` method. 
 
-Calling **any** repository query method - custom or pre-defined - without `EntityGraph` or with an `EntityGraph#NOOP` equivalent will lead to the `DefaultEntityGraph` usage. Otherwise, the `EntityGraph` passed as query method argument will always have priority.
+Calling **any** repository query method - custom or pre-defined - without `EntityGraph` or with an `EntityGraph#NOOP` equivalent will lead to the `default EntityGraph` usage. Otherwise, the `EntityGraph` passed as query method argument will always have priority.
 
 You could declare a repository as follows :
 ```java
@@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ interface MyRepository extends EntityGraphCrudRepository<MyEntity, Long> {
 }
 ```
 
-The following snippets will lead to the `DefaultEntityGraph` usage:
+The following snippets will lead to the `default EntityGraph` usage:
 ```java
 myRepository.findById(1L);
 ```
@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ myRepository.findById(1L, EntityGraph.NOOP);
 myRepository.findByName("bar");
 ```
 
-The following snippets will ignore the `DefaultEntityGraph` and instead use the `EntityGraph` passed as argument:
+The following snippets will ignore the `default EntityGraph` and instead use the `EntityGraph` passed as argument:
 ```java
 myRepository.findById(1L, NamedEntityGraph.loading("alice"));
 ```