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well, that client code is old client code…the new client code is in the fulcro repo itself (it needs to integrate on the client, without adding inspect as a dep)
Thank you for the reply!
when tinkering with inspect, you would work on some demo project in one set of tooling (shadow running on alt port building demo, with Fulcro overridden using local/root) and inspect in another. Changes to client-side comms happen in the demo project env, and changes to inspect happen in the inspect env. It’s quite fun 🙂
and then, you should also be able to use the two repls to work on the two different sides of the comm
When upgrading from Fulcro 2.5.9 to 2.8.13, I get a ton of errors around defsc
First it starts off with Uncaught TypeError: _react2.default.createClass is not a function
And then most defscs have:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'any' of undefined
I don't know about fulcro 2x but > property 'any' of undefined sound like you're accessing something that SHOULD be a TS type definition. If you don't have types anywhere in your repo, nevermind
@U012ADU90SW Turns out it has to do with react-bootstrap from cljsjs, looks like I’ll have to do a bunch of refactoring and get rid of it. :(