Jeff Barczewski

@idolizesc I believe it was, so I have built the latest versions of joi-browser so it should pull in that fix.

I think the biggest issue is that everything that uses moment is expecting it to be available via synchronous require so the require.ensure returns a promise that one must wait...

@naorye Thanks for writing, sorry for the slow response. Things were a little busy recently. Anyway, there are a variety of ways to solve this type of thing. If you...

@cyrilchapon I think the easiest thing to do would be to use the storeDispatch for this purpose (the one you are passing in deps) at least until you can get...

@naorye That's pretty ingenious. I was pondering some ways we might build that in to redux-logic, but haven't settled on a definitive approach yet. Seems like your solution will meet...

@Johncy1997 I'll take a look and see if I can figure out what might be going on.

@naorye with v2 it is pretty easy to do things like this by watching for the success actions in the action$ after you do the fetching. You can fire off...

@naorye Here is an example of doing something like you are suggesting, this example uses separate actions for dispatching and then has a central one that kicks things off and...

@Blargh1 I am not seeing an issue with offscreen mouse up in the https://codesandbox.io/s/lr7176yyw7 example. Maybe I am not doing something you were doing. It's probably not a big deal...

@naorye well I guess I'm behind on documenting this. I thought I had written more up on it. I have a short mention of it in the full api docs,...