Right after defstate mount states are of type mount.core.DerefableState that implements IDeref, no matter whether :cljc mode is on or off.
This is how bind-connection sees it when it's called to generate functions from queries.sql, making them call deref on the connection every time.
In the default :clj mode after the first start a state turns into the real value, which, in case of database connections, is not IDeref, just a plain map.
After the stop, it turns into mount.core.NotStartedState, which is also not IDeref.
I used mount in tests to reproduce this situation.
yogthos
commented
6 years ago
Closes #49.
Right after
defstatemount states are of typemount.core.DerefableStatethat implementsIDeref, no matter whether:cljcmode is on or off. This is howbind-connectionsees it when it's called to generate functions fromqueries.sql, making them callderefon the connection every time.In the default
:cljmode after the first start a state turns into the real value, which, in case of database connections, is notIDeref, just a plain map. After the stop, it turns intomount.core.NotStartedState, which is also notIDeref.I used mount in tests to reproduce this situation.