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fix: correct the description of disabled variants
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@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ The data for a toggle without [variants](../advanced/feature-toggle-variants.md)
- **`name`**: the name of the feature.
- **`enabled`**: whether the toggle is enabled or not. Will always be `true`.
- **`variant`**: describes whether the toggle has variants and, if it does, what variant is active for this user. If a toggle doesn't have any variants, it will always be `{"name": "disabled", "enabled": true}`.
- **`variant`**: describes whether the toggle has variants and, if it does, what variant is active for this user. If a toggle doesn't have any variants, it will always be `{"name": "disabled", "enabled": false}`.
:::note
Unleash uses a fallback variant called "disabled" to indicate that a toggle has no variants. However, you are free to create a variant called "disabled" yourself. In that case you can tell them apart by checking the variant's `enabled` property: if the toggle has no variants, `enabled` will be `false`. If the toggle is the "disabled" variant that you created, it will have `enabled` set to `true`.