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does fulcro exclude from a query any keyword that begins with ui
, or does the ns of the keyword have to be exactly ui
? e..g would both ui.my-ns/my-thing
and ui/my-thing
be excluded from the query forwarded to remotes?
In docs it says: Any :ui/ namespaced query elements are automatically elided when generating a query from the UI to a server, allowing you to easily mix UI concerns with server concerns in your component queries. You can also globally modify queries via load’s :update-query option, and even set it to a global default via an option to make-fulcro-client.
thanks, appreciate the help. figured that was the case but just wanted to be sure since there are one or two examples in the fulcro codebase of a ui
-prefixed ns for keywords. guess that doesn’t do anything