Open adriansergheev opened 4 years ago
Hey, it may be a mistake or a typo on my side the reducer now is a struct, I took this idea from Pointfree composable architecture https://github.com/sergdort/CombineFeedback/blob/master/Sources/CombineFeedback/Reducer.swift#L3
@sergdort I found the same issue. Then you install the library from Swift Package manager you have a different Reducer implementation. I would be so nice if you can update the package
@VNadygin For now you can use .package(url: "git@github.com/sergdort/CombineFeedback.git", .branch("master"))
Btw today I figured out, that there is no example with navigating back programmatically 😢 (And I don't know yet how to handle it, yet, so maybe it's not too late to send feedback
before I figure it out by myself 😎)
I'm seeing the same thing happening but regarding feedbacks. Pointing to master solved it, thanks @maximkrouk and @VNadygin
Do I need to publish new version 🤔
Also guys I'm a lacking free time lately. So if someone would like to be a maintainer I would love to create an org and move project there
@sergdort I don't have much nowadays but I'd gladly help out on what i can.
I have migrated to the composable architecture btw 👽
In the lib itself, the Reducer<State, Event> is a typealias, like so:
public typealias Reducer<State, Event> = (inout State, Event) -> Void
In the Examples however, they use a struct, with an init, like so:` public let reduce: (inout State, Event) -> Void
Where is the truth? :)
Thanks for the work on the library!