Shahar "Dawn" Or
Shahar "Dawn" Or
> These reducers are defined by your app and composed in streams, so that you know the order of emissions of those reducers in the stream `reducer$` that gets passed...
> Hmm, but does that happen? I don't recall having to do `state$.filter(isDefined)`. StateSource is a generic on `S`, with `MemoryStream` Sure. If the logic is such that the initial...
> Viable solutions are: > > * Don't use `strictFunctionTypes` There is an opportunity to provide more type safety to the users. "Don't use `strictFunctionTypes`" is equivalent to "Cycle.js doesn't...
> If you proceed to insist on your same arguments, I'll ignore you because I have to spend my time wisely.  I have found that it doesn't make...
How about this: if a stream is provided as the sink, then it reduces a possibly undefined state. If an object with initial state and a reducer stream, then the...
> Sinks in Cycle.js are only streams. Is that open for discussion?
Every usage of `@cycle/state` in TypeScript will experience this issue, right? Does this qualify as a corner case? The possibility of this issue being solved somehow in TypeScript itself or...
Sounds beautiful.
I appreciate your work! This change formalizes an existing common usage — wrapping main. One instance is @cycle/state. Another example is logging HTTP requests. Is this correct, please?
#745 changes source maps to be inline, at the end of files. Like I described in #694. If we're going to change the location of compiled files, we can do...