Closed devinellis closed 1 year ago
Make sense to me...I'll ship a fix tomorrow morning, thanks for reporting. 👍
This should be fixed in 1.0.7 let me know if that's ok and thanks again for reporting
@paoloricciuti Did you forget to create a release? Or are you still working on other changes to include in 1.0.7? Thanks
@paoloricciuti Did you forget to create a release? Or are you still working on other changes to include in 1.0.7? Thanks
Sorry I included changesets in the project so that I didn't need to create a release to publish on npm and I forgot to create the actual release announcement. However the package is updated on npm and you can already install it
I updated my package.json and re-installed, and my app is still removing the url hash. I tried a default queryParam, and one set to pushHistory:false
. Is there anything specific you'd like me to test?
uhm it's seems like it had some problem publishing and it published the old version with the new version number.
I will republish as soon as I can and hit you up here
@devinellis you can try with 1.0.9
~I tried 1.0.9 and it's still getting stripped.~
~FWIW, before using SSP, I was calling history.pushState() and the hashtag was not stripped out. So I don't think its something else in my app causing the problem.~
@paoloricciuti it works in 1.0.10! Thanks!
@paoloricciuti it works in 1.0.10! Thanks!
Well that's strange given I didn't change literally anything between 1.0.9 and 1.0.10 but I guess we don't care lol
Describe the bug
Hi, I am excited to use your plugin as it does everything I need to maintain state using query params, thank you for developing it!
I noticed that when I update a queryParam, it seems to remove the #hash portion of the URL. I assume this is not intentional?
As you can see in my reproduction steps below, I am using maplibre-gl which maintains its map state in the URL hash automatically, so I'd like to leave it untouched.
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