what are you passing as the first parameter in the repl?

make sure that first argument is not nil

my APP

and you’ve made sure that value is not nil?

yes

`

(df/load! app.application/SPA....

df/load! calls comp/transact!

do you have the inspect extension installed?

are you seeing anything in the transactions tab in there?

when you use the repl

no transactions in inspect if I use repl

can you share the full code snippet of what your pasting in the repl?

(df/load! app.application/SPA :user/info UserInfo)

what about debug logs? have you tried enabling those?

debug logs where?

JS console

what happens when you `

(comp/any->app app.application/SPA)

there seem to be some sort of logs here, in the style of: 2timbre_support.cljs:80 DEBUG [com.fulcrologic.fulcro.algorithms.tx-processing:?] - Scheduling a render

?

I get a massive map

do you have a custom

:global-eql-transform

no..

(df/load! app.application/SPA :main-user UserInfo)
=> #uuid"20e5a6a5-4bc2-4efb-b12f-1d50ad0ccced"

hmm interesting so it is getting queued

yeah but I cannot see any tx or anything in the inspect

have you tried reloading the page? maybe the request queue is hosed?

doesn’t seem to change anything

very strange i’ve never seen this happen…

what about other queries?

i’ll try something similar in my app

The thing is that if I put the same line on a button it works

right

i’m starting up my app, then i’ll try it

what about the query tab in the inspector, if you use that does it work?

yes that works

(let [app @app-atom]
  (df/load! app :ucv/config nil))

i can’t think of what else could be wrong

@U0CKQ19AQ will probably have a better idea

seems like shutting down non-main builds and restarting REPL helped

ah i see

looks like I have problems with multiple shadow-cljs builds, perhaps conflicting config

thanks for your help

no worries

glad you figured it out

no

we use the :global-eql-transform

@U66G3SGP5 here’s our implementation

this elides a bunch of stuff by default (including anything with ui in the namespace

and also adds in the query for tracing

Thanks for that. I tried to put it into my own code but am getting a bewildering 'Use of undeclared Var' message. Do you mind giving us the imports as well because I think that will help.

I fixed it with another file almost exactly the same, copy and pasted and manually edited. No idea. Bad invisible character??

@U0D5RN0S1 no idea, but this question comes up so often, maybe this snippet with requires should be put in book

@U0CKQ19AQ want me to do that?

if you want to.

yeah then we can link to that if someone asks, instead of making a snippet every time