I have left a comment in the issue. tl;dr: the initial assumption is incorrect - injecting a sub was never supposed to dispatch anythign.

@U2FRKM4TW Thanks for your answer but are you sure we're talking about the same thing? your answer doesn't make sense to me. In the issue I'm talking about track, not inject.

https://github.com/den1k/re-frame-utils/blob/master/src/vimsical/re_frame/fx/track.cljc

Oh shoot, you're right! I managed to get stuck at reading "track" as "inject", my bad. Probably because I've seen re-frame-utils being mentioned before only in the context of injecting sub values into event handlers.

no worries!

I don't. I put them in different files. For example, if I had some effects for downloading a document, i would have a namespace called document and an effect named ::download in that namespace. The namespaces and namespaced keywords give more meaning to the effects. Using a namespaced keyword in the ns effects seems pretty meaningless.

I wouldn't stick too hard to any such practices. If you feel that something belongs at some particular place, just put it there. But you have to make sure you understand the repercussions. With just one fx.cljs or whatever, you just have to include it once anywhere and forget about it. With multiple files - you have to include them all somewhere or include them on the need-to-know basis, but as mentioned above qualified keywords help with this. I myself like the latter approach - I also do the same with subscriptions and events.

alright thanks

That's more a #reagent question. Create a form-3 component, attach a ref to e.g. a plain :div in its :reagent-render, and use that ref to add that SVG as its child in :component-did-mount.

Thanks man