If a new template was added when the Phoenix server is running that new template wasn't being picked up by the CodeReloader because it wasn't being tracked. The original implementation copy-pasta'd the Phoenix LiveView implementation which gets around this because the template names are known AOT even if the template doesn't exist yet so that @external_resource was tracked but in LVN because we incorporate the TARGET into the template name (i.e. home_live.swiftui+ios.neex) we cannot use this method. The solution was to implement __mix_recompile__? and track file collection hashes for comparing if a new file was added or not that should be treated as a template for the given LiveView Native Render Component
If a new template was added when the Phoenix server is running that new template wasn't being picked up by the CodeReloader because it wasn't being tracked. The original implementation copy-pasta'd the Phoenix LiveView implementation which gets around this because the template names are known AOT even if the template doesn't exist yet so that
@external_resourcewas tracked but in LVN because we incorporate the TARGET into the template name (i.e.home_live.swiftui+ios.neex) we cannot use this method. The solution was to implement__mix_recompile__?and track file collection hashes for comparing if a new file was added or not that should be treated as a template for the given LiveView Native Render Component