Mark Erikson
Mark Erikson
Huh. So, I actually ran into this myself recently, but didn't think to search for it exactly. I was able to resolve this by tweaking my Webpack config to have...
Yeah, @carlo 's analysis is correct - it's a clash between using real ES6 classes in one place, and transpiled classes in another. This is likely to happen if you...
Clearly this is still a pain point. Is there an alternative way we can implement the overall behavior of Redux-ORM and sessions, without relying on this dynamic subclassing approach?
It should be straightforward - use the action types associated with the action creators in the logic (ie, replacing the `case` statements shown in that screenshot). If you're using a...
Seems like that's exactly what custom handlers are intended for - creating binding interactions that aren't "standard". I've done exactly that myself with some jQuery plugins, like this one for...
I'm a Redux maintainer, and I strongly endorse this idea :) (Also, if [Redux Toolkit](https://redux-toolkit.js.org) isn't sufficient for your needs, I'd be interested in hearing more about the use cases...
@piciuok : sure, you just have to handle each chunk of state accordingly. (You can even have Immutable.js values inside Redux Toolkit's Immer-powered `createSlice`, because that has always let you...
Bumping this request. Would love to see this functionality. Skimming through the code, I'm not even sure that additional transports even get meaningfully used at all. I do see a...