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I'm running into a weird issue that feels like some sort of race condition. I basically have a master/detail view. So, I click on an entry and load/create its form. When I quickly switch between items, sometimes the state-machines or rather, the form-state it points to, get's "out of sync". Meaning, all :event/attribute-changed do not result in a diff. I just now observed that the form-state of those "out of sync" forms are missing all my form-fields. Instead, the ::form/id field (the qualified attr key of the identity attribute) shows up in its config. (edit: I just noticed the subforms are missing too)

;; What I expect
{...forms-by-ident
 {[my ident] {form-state/fields #{:my/name :my/other-thing}}}}
 
;; What I actually _sometimes_ get
{...forms-by-ident
 {[my ident] {form-state/fields #{:my/id}}}} 

@rob703 my guess is you’re not using the will-enter properly or have some other timing error

I constructed my application by copying a template I saw somewhere. I can't find a link to the exact one, but I'm pretty sure I didn't invent this on my own. I start by mounting a Root component on the global app state. This Root component has a SiteChrome component. Root has an :initial-state function that calls (get-initial-state SiteChrome). SiteChrome has a SiteRouter component. SiteChrome has an :initial-state function that calls (get-initial-state SiteRouter). SiteChrome then renders the SiteRouter factory using its props. I wouldn't be surprised to learn there's a more efficient way to do this, but this has worked without issue until now. I'm trying to extend this to add a Session component that validates a token against a remote, if a token exists. I've added this Session component to SiteChrome along with SiteRouter. I'm assuming I should be able to trigger a remote mutation in the :per-merge hook of the Session component, using the query passed to this hook. However, I don't see any evidence that this hook is being called. I have a tap setup with shadow inspect and nothing shows up. It appears as though the :pre-merge hook is not being called on the Session component. I also see the following error in the browser's debug console: > core.cljs:159 WARN [com.fulcrologic.fulcro.ui-state-machines:215] - Attempt to get an ASM path [:com.fulcrologic.fulcro.ui-state-machines/local-storage :path-segment] for a state machine that is not in Fulcro state. ASM ID: :fulcro-app.ui.components/SiteRouter > #error {:message "", :data {}}` I wonder if the two problems are related? What I'm trying to do is effectively "ping" a remote and alter client state when the application is loaded. Is what I've described above the best way to achieve this? If not, what is? Thanks.

Anyone else having problems with fulcro-inspect in Chrome 86.0.4240.183 ? No errors reported in the background page

I now see something. I'm getting a run-time error about wrong number of args passed to the SiteChrome factory. I'll do some digging. Sorry for the distraction

It works in Chrome Canary version 88.0.4315.0 , but not in the stable

I just found some interesting behavior that may or may not be intentional. When calling begin! multiple times in quick succession, the ::uism/started event is invoked multiple times (expected) without applying the uism/activate (unexpected). e.g.

(defstatemachine eg-sm
  {::uism/states
   {:initial    {::uism/handler (fn [env]
                                      (print "Still here...")
                                  (-> env
                                    (uism/activate :state/idle)))}

    :state/idle {::uism/handler (fn [env] nil)}}})

(begin! ...)
(begin! ...)
(begin! ...)

;; console

Still here...
Still here...
Still here...

Maybe it is related to some of the rewrite performed in this commit? https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro-inspect/commit/8648394b80f600ed2b6f6c533969967c9efc2fa1 When checking out commit 5e982f9961d8c0fd0717ccde6aa2e636f0fa6b55 things start to work again. I’ve noticed some postMessage events or data seem to not be available like init-history-step attribute or the event db-changed!