Closed stuartleigh closed 7 years ago
A simple typo fix, the check to see if the reducer has modified the substate does if (state.get('key') !== reducedState.get('key')) which is checking for a key of "key" instead of the actual key.
if (state.get('key') !== reducedState.get('key'))
closed via #12
A simple typo fix, the check to see if the reducer has modified the substate does
if (state.get('key') !== reducedState.get('key'))
which is checking for a key of "key" instead of the actual key.12