Casey Rodarmor
Casey Rodarmor
Nice! I'm trying it out but getting an error. My code looks like this: ```rust ul(li(button("Node").on_click(defer( |_: &mut State, _| async { Api::default().node().await.unwrap() }, |state: &mut State, node| state.view =...
I came up with a minimal reproduction, and you're right, it looks like it isn't actually related to this branch. Here's the repro: ``` fn update(state: &mut bool) -> impl...
@Philipp-M Yup, that fixed it! I checked out #505 locally and merged in #440 (since I'm trying out`defer`), and it now works.
And, to be clear, `defer()` also works great, it lets me avoid a lot of intermediate state which is just there to track that I'm waiting for an async response.
> > it lets me avoid a lot of intermediate state which is just there to track that I'm waiting for an async response. > > That's also my thinking...
Thanks for the report! I was thinking that this could be due to `ord` failing to lock the premine output, due to the transaction not having been included in a...
Closing in favor of #2473, where I tried to collect everything related to signal handling in one place. I'm not able to reproduce processes being left behind when `just` is...
I think this is reasonable to guarantee. We fetch them from the database by sequence number, which is the non-user-facing integer ID for each inscription, which is assigned in blockchain...
I wouldn't do this as a breaking change, since that would be too disruptive, so this would have to have syntax that didn't conflict with normal shell syntax. Also, `just`...
Nice work! I refactored `resolve_recipe` to delegate to another function `resolve_dependency` which makes it a little cleaner and gets rid of some nesting, but otherwise looks great!