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Propostal to use relay experimental #118

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About UserList, will we add routes+preloadQuery in preparation or preparedloadQuery within itself?

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How would you preload the query?

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good first step

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So, I thought of these 2 solutions:

  • Do inside the UserList. It is simpler, but it would be inappropriate.
  • Use routes - It would be closer to actual use as the issue-tracker.

What do you think?

@thicodes thicodes merged commit 7ed1708 into entria:master Nov 20, 2019
@thicodes thicodes deleted the chore/relay-react-experimental branch November 20, 2019 19:59
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Both solutions are valid. I prefer to preload on mouse hover.

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thicodes commented Nov 20, 2019

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Great! Im going to create a package with an issue-tracker router abstraction and bring the routes, creating a new PR. Thanks!

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Actually I'm already working on this here with Typescript flow fede \o/

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Wow. Very good!
Thank you very much. I will need a lot @renanmav

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