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i know this is not a great "bug report", but is it known if/how 10x gets out of sync with the app db? For one particular event in my app (that appears to be just a vanilla event, setting something in the db), it is not reflected in the 10x app-db inspector. I can look at the app db in the repl, and what i expect is there, but not in the 10x inspector. Is there something I can do (from js console?) to tell 10x to re-sync with the app db?
@hoopes odd, we've never had a bug report like that
@mikethompson i have this from the repl:
[1:1]~cljs.user=> (require '[re-frame.db :as db])
[1:1]~cljs.user=> (get-in @db/app-db [:job-edit :job])
<...big map of data...>