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superstructor01:10:06

@richiardiandrea any chance you could release https://github.com/boot-clj/boot-cljs-devtools/pull/5 to clojars soon please ? Would make it easy for our team to upgrade to Dirac 0.7.x.

richiardiandrea01:10:56

@superstructor sure, I don't know why, I missed that notification on Github, sorry about that!

superstructor01:10:12

@richiardiandrea I only pushed that minutes ago 😉

superstructor01:10:10

tested locally and it works, havn’t looked into setting up figwheel-sidecar etc yet which would be an added change, but at least this gets it working like-for-like with previous Dirac releases.

richiardiandrea01:10:03

@superstructor I have double checked boot-figwheel and even though it looks what we need, it include piggieback and therefore it does not "compose" with boot-cljs-devtools, however a lot of code can be shared among the two...and I'll probably give it a spin in the next couple of weeks

superstructor01:10:52

ok cool thanks, for now above will get 0.7.x working :thumbsup:

superstructor01:10:16

thank you! have verified the published jar as working with Dirac 0.7.1 🙂 @richiardiandrea

richiardiandrea01:10:38

thank you for the quick patch

danielcompton23:10:04

@darwin have you ever looked at filtering traces in the flame graph Timeline in devtools? Reason being, when performance profiling re-frame applications, there is a lot of stack frames that I don't care about, like all the internal CLJS stuff, and React. Being able to squash those frames down would be pretty incredible, cause you could just see the frames you wanted

darwin23:10:50

@danielcompton no, I haven’t used timeline much

darwin23:10:48

I think you should be able to use script blackboxing feature of devtools to get rid of noisy stackframes

danielcompton23:10:18

I'll take a look, see if blackboxing is working today (it's been quite flaky in the Canary releases lately)