turn activeRoute into a function that returns null when no child routes are active #93
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…outes are active.
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I like this. @mjackson? |
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turn activeRoute into a function that returns null when no child routes are active
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Yeah. This is what @benjohnson was talking about. |
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Examples are broken for not checking that activeRoute is null before calling it.
Thoughts on activeRoute being a function that returns null by default?
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