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@rod do u mean a mount state?. u could swap a state with another one of u prefer using mount/swap
. there r other alternatives depending on what you want to do.
thanks @jmayaalv - my situation is for a unit test i want to mock my app.config/config
state, but i don't want to start the entire system to do it (i think i could use start-with
or swap
but i'd then need to specify all of my states to disable (like database connections and other services). so i really just want to say (mount/start {#app/config {:some "config}})
and have only that state started. does that make sense?