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State not changing when using custom base class #25
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I've not been able to reproduce this. I created a structure like so 1: CounterA : FluxorComponent And the counter updated. Can you provide something that reproduces this? |
I just re-tested and the root cause is that the IState property is private. If I change it to protected, it works. In my case, I keep it private and expose the relevant state properties as protected. If this is the intended behavior, you can close this issue. |
It's not, I to use private state. I will have a look tomorrow. I'm due to do a release soon so hopefully I'll get to the bottom of this. |
Do you think you could send me a sample that reproduces this problem, please? Thank you |
Here you go: See BasePage.cs in the root. Basic workflow: Page1 and Page2 have a common underlying MyDomainObject that BasePage tries to load from the route Id. The OnAfterRenderAsync override is for when you go directly to the pages, waiting for the store initialization. If Id matches on of our objects, dispatch an action to select it, which changes the state and refreshes. |
Fixed in release 3.1.1, which should be available immediately. |
I have a custom base class that implements basic parameter validation and awaits for the store to initialize (MyComponent < MyBaseClass < FluxorComponent). This base class has an
IState<State>
property (not in MyComponent) and the components are not being refreshed.Maybe something in the StateSubscriber, when calling GetStateDelegatesForType is not detecting properties in base classes?
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