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Is it possible to define two states in the same namespace and have one refer to the other? Right now I'm getting an error that seems like one state isn't started when I try to use it from the other.

@robert.mather.rmm yes, it is possible. can you share an example? also how do you start it: (mount/start) or (mount/start .. only one state)?

> in my head using a state would trigger lazy init of the transitive subtree it would if you are in :cljc mode and refer to state as @foo: https://github.com/tolitius/mount#cljc-mode > trying to organize an init sequence that works the same way as on local from the mount perspective it will start in the order of: 1. component dependency 2. namespace compilation (i.e. if a and b are independent states that live in A and B namespaces, they would start in the order that compiler compiles A and B)

there seem to be an issue in cljs when a state :start throws, I thought I got it covered but it still happens

I have something like :start (s/assert* :event-store.db/config (read-config))

when this throws, I see

store.db> @config/map
store.db> 

which is not very helpful 😄

if this the state becomes a function call, then I see the exception