Since release of [email protected], there's a
warning " > [email protected]" has incorrect peer dependency "redux@^3.1.0".
Is redux-devtools-extension compatible with [email protected]?
It is not, the current version 2.15.2 for chrome has an issue with INIT
Since it is considered an anti-pattern, the Redux team decided to append a random string to the INIT action. I guess this is causing the issue
Hi, is there a fix for this? It's not clear how to use straight react-native-debugger and I was depending on this for redux debugging ... I use middleware and am not sure how to set things up without composeWithDevTools. :-)
I am confused on this issue. I am running both [email protected] and [email protected] without any issues. What is not working? My abbreviated setup looks like this:
const compose = composeWithDevTools({});
const middleware = compose(
responseiveStoreEnhancer,
applyMiddleware(
thunk,
promiseMiddleware(),
getStateMiddleware
)
);
export default initialState => (createStore(reducer, initialState || defaultInitialState, middleware));
@victoriafrench it's a dependency issue - redux-devtools-extension requires an obsolete version of RN and React.
@iosdev-republicofapps yea I get that, but I have paired the two together and am not seeing an issue unless it is a feature I am not using. But it sees all the dispatched messages and lets me navigate through time etc. So I am asking what is actually broken when the dependency is updated.
@victoriafrench This is right of the top of my head, but maybe it can point in the right direction: I was experiencing issues when upgrading to redux v4 in an app based on react-boilerplate. The app was crashing with redux-devtools-extension when navigating to another page.
The npm package (v2.13.3) is now supported Redux v4. :)
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The npm package (v2.13.3) is now supported Redux v4. :)