Malcolm Jarvis

@eXhausted As far as I know, there is no-one working on this. Its likely not a huge amount of work if you're interested in making the changes.

@eXhausted There does not appear to be any tests. I think the best bet would be to update https://github.com/ReSwift/CounterExample-Navigation-TimeTravel as well, and use that as a manual test of the...

@alexito4 Use this in your podfile: `pod 'Decodable', :git => 'https://github.com/Anviking/Decodable.git', :tag => '0.4.4'` or `pod 'Decodable', :git => '[email protected]:Anviking/Decodable.git', :tag => '0.4.4'` if you use ssh urls

This looks like its caused somehow by monitor calibration. I get one color every time on one of my monitors, and another on the other. I'm looking into the code...

This intentionally fails to demonstrate what may be undesirable behaviour. My first theory for avoiding this would be to have `select` when Equatable return a different subscription type, which, if...

@DivineDominion I gave this a try a while back but was unable to resolve the problem. You're welcome to take a crack at it.

@dani-mp Thats a good point. Creating a separate library, perhaps `ReSwift-SwiftUI` which contains this glue? I'll look into how that would be possible, and if it would have the same...

Here is a minimal SwiftUI "glue" that I've managed to get working: ```swift protocol ObservableStoreType: DispatchingStoreType, ObservableObject { associatedtype State: StateType /// The current state stored in the store. var...

Alternative, which allows for environment object and some nicer generic forms: (omitting `Subscriber` and `AnyObservableStore` implementation details, but I have this working, see attached zip) ```swift struct ContentView: View {...

@pianostringquartet `ReSwiftUI-StoreSubscriber.zip` should work using the latest release of `ReSwift`, rather than my `SwiftUI` branch.