Open joaovpmamede opened 6 years ago
@rt2zz could you take a look at this issue?
I'm not sure but I think because of this isBootstrapped
does not work either.
Also is it possible to publish a new package?
Will #5 resolve this issue?
Not sure it will I guess that is another issue (that I also have).
Anyway this was fixed on the last PR, which by mistake fixed (hopefully) two things at the same time - the typo on isBootstrapped
and this issue.
Yup, that else
there fixed it.
But now I'm having the exact same on as you do. So your PR would be very much welcome.
Btw and this is not related to this issue but how do you install/run your fork on an app?
The lib is under packages and I can't seem to find a solution to use my local version (with yarn link
) or a fork from github.
npm link
works just fine for me atm. I just run npm link
in the ./packages/unstated-persist
folder and npm link unstated-persist
in my project.
I haven't tried to install it directly from GitHub yet, as currently I am the only one who is working on it (might be just achievable with more steps, as it is in the subfolder).
Not sure why it doesn't work for me, I get:
error: bundling failed: Error: Unable to resolve module `react` from `/Users/joaomamede/Desktop/unstated-persist/packages/unstated-persist/node_modules/unstated/lib/unstated.js`: Module `react` does not exist in the Haste module map
Tried linking react
inside unstated-persist
but didn't work either.
Ok that is weird. I don't have a solution for that unfortunately.
When instantiating a PersistContainer there's nothing in storage (AsyncStorage in React Native) for that
key
, thereforeserialState
is null which makes the code to run without setting the state with_persist_version
(this.state
would be whatever is set on the container or empty).After and during the
rehydration
phase the check forincomingState._persist_version !== config.version
returns true and the saved state on AsyncStorage is never set on the container again (this happens because it never saved that property in the first place).I think the issue is here. Shouldn't
_persist_version
be set by default on state?