Eirik Sletteberg

We use [redux-wait-for-action](https://github.com/Chion82/redux-wait-for-action) as a compromise when we need do do hacks like this. it makes `store.dispatch(...)` return a Promise which you can .then() or .catch() on.

`loading` state as `true`/`false` is maybe a bad example, since it's widely considered correct practice to store that in Redux: http://redux.js.org/docs/advanced/AsyncActions.html

This is how we do it with redux-wait-for-action, give it a try: ```javascript // action creators const getData = (payload) => ({ type: 'GET_DATA', [WAIT_FOR_ACTION]: 'GET_DATA_SUCCESS', [ERROR_ACTION]: 'GET_DATA_FAIL' }); const...

> Unfortunately it does not it just pushes the problem I get this now on GitHub Actions. > > ``` > Failed to execute goal com.github.eirslett:frontend-maven-plugin:1.14.2:install-node-and-npm (install node and npm)...

Sorry, looks like I botched the merge commit. There is a conflict against the master branch, could somebody please just pick up the code from this PR and make a...

Ok, let's go for it!

Have you tried using a tool like `nvm` or `volta` instead? I believe that would be a better fit.

It seems like an overly complicated solution to a somewhat edge-casey problem... what is the problem to be solved exactly? The way it is set up today, I think it...

There is another option specifically for this use case; `` and ``; people upload the node/npm packages to their private artifactories and configure the plugin to download from there.

Maybe we should document this in the README - a section about troubleshooting and potential workarounds? We could inject `window.global = window` into the iframe, generated by the builder itself,...