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In this function https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric/blob/master/src-docs/user/missionary/missionary_tutorial_object.cljc#L16, why do we need (m/latest identity a-discrete-flow)
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Even not in this context, I don't see any advantage to this usage (latest with identity and one flow). Apart maybe, to make sure that the discrete-flow has an initial value or fail otherwise :thinking_face:
these are superseded by the missionary quickstart, have you seen it
Thanks for your answers. I did read https://github.com/dustingetz/missionary-quickstart which was nice to follow and "easy" to understand.