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@solussd: your query might not always be a map after a mutation
as in, after a mutation, the query that the parser gets is om.next/full-query
which will probably not be the union query
@anmonteiro: after mutating :app/route, route-query
in my snippet is the correct part of the union query.
in fact, I make it all the way to returning {:remote (assoc ast :query-root true)} from the recursively-called read handlers, but it never makes it to my send function. 😕
I don’t think I understand what sets env
’s :target
in my :app/route-data read method
but I do see that it is set to :remote
(instead of nil
) when it “works”. @anmonteiro ^