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is it possible to get at component props inside a fulcro-css local-rules
impl?
local rules is pulled statically by the existing code. Technically, if you’re calling it from the component itself, you could pass this
and pull props from that
The intention is to tune CSS via more global rules (e.g. global atoms)…but if you have specific ideas, glad to hear them
that makes sense. i just needed to invert my thinking, i misunderstood the purpose of get-classnames
I'm not sure what defquery-entity
gives you over defquery-root
. I would just go ahead and use defquery-root
for everything, but I must be missing some important point??
Oh I see. So if I don't have a load-field
use case then not to use defquery-entity
. That's my rule for now... thanks @claudiu.
@tony.kay hey Tony, on fulcro-beta10, trying to transact 'fulcro/load
is not working anymore, I didn't find anything on the changelog about it, is that intended?
nevermind, my bad, just realized that I have to include fulcro.client.data-fetch
otherwise the mutation doesn't load
@tony.kay how long does hot code loading usually take for you, in a substantial project? 12s is what I’m seeing with figwheel and fulcro in our project.
But I do have 5 builds for development 🙁
There is not a way to make figwheel process builds in parallel right?
@currentoor do you need all the 5 builds all the time during dev?
@wilkerlucio one for test, one for devcards, and our app itself is split into three different apps (main app, read-only for sharing, and admin)
I suppose I could have just one portion of the app, but that still puts us at 3 builds (test, cards, and 1 app build)
gotcha, yeah, I usually to have the minimum number of builds at once to enable a fast feedback loop, for example I usually don't do devcards and main app at same time
but seems like you have a good setup to try to improve the figwheel story there, if you have the time 🙂