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Ryan Khetlyr16:11:58

Hey - really appreciating the developers guide - did find one fix, maybe... not sure where would be best to post... anyway in 4.13 refers to a previously built file but loses a require in the diagram - should still have

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Tyler Nisonoff16:11:46

the dev guide repo is on github https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro-developer-guide if you want to open a PR!

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Michael W17:11:04

That alias is covered in 4.12.1, but is not in the big list from 1.1

Michael W18:11:05

The pathom aliases also covered in 4.12.1 are not in the big list from 1.1 either.

tony.kay22:11:19

Thanks for the note. Yeah I mainly try to keep those in that main early list so I don't have to continuously repeat them

Ryan Khetlyr16:01:34

would you rather a pull request for each little typo I come across or maybe one big one after I've finished going through the developers guide? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm a bit new to github/open source

tony.kay05:01:33

If you're willing then one bigger request is less overall trouble

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Piotr Roterski19:11:29

Hello 👋 I've raised a PR against fulcro-rad-demo's branch pathom3 updating fulcro-rad-xtdb https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro-rad-demo/pull/34 However, there's one issue with the migration: rad.pathom3 does not add :tempids to queries globally - I've left the explanation in the PR and asked a https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C87NB2CFN/p1638126453214800 on #pathom

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Jakub Holý (HolyJak)15:11:14

Awesome! I need the answer as well 🙂

sheluchin20:11:20

https://book.fulcrologic.com/#_server_configuration > Values can take the form :env/VAR, which will use the string value of that environment variable as the value. Is there any way to update :env/X values without restarting the REPL?

sheluchin21:11:57

Yep, I did. Unless I'm missing something - which is entirely possible 🙂 - unless the REPL process is restarted with the new env var values, it will still be running in the old context. How would you go about re-defining the value of an env var for it to get picked up?

tony.kay22:11:54

There's no way in the jvm to change an env var. You can, however, change which config file gets used by setting (System/setProperty "config" relorabspath) where a relative path is relative to class path, and absolute is relative to disk

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