adamlubek

Integration tests in my company are maintained by separate team and are run against application that uses library instead of library level. I'd like to have library build though, which...

I had similar problem with importing uirouter/angular-hybrid. Try adding paths object to rollupBaseConfig object in build.js file located in root of library, i.e. ``` const rollupBaseConfig = { moduleName: camelCase(libName),...

No, I don't get any exceptions. when using results[0].ToString(), I get: `"{\r\n \"id\": 222,\r\n \"name\": \"'some other name'\",\r\n \"_id\": \"rules/586748548934\",\r\n \"_rev\": \"586751498054\",\r\n \"_key\": \"586748548934\"\r\n}"` which isn't valid json. Can I...

this works but I had to do:  It works now but it's not too elegant. Can you think of any better way of doing this ra0o0f? note that when...

I expose it from ApiController as HttpResponseMessage using Ok:  which without work-around I pasted in 5th comment doesn't work as it returns empty keys with empty arrays. Looks like...

Many thanks for fix, that's really helpful :)

What's the progress on this please? (I have an enterprise app where features are lazily loaded and each will have it's own set of reducers which need to be added...

thanks for reply but unfortunately your suggestion doesn't solve my use case. I'm using @WithSubStore decorator, here's my setup: I've got base class from which angular components inherit (this way...

rootReducer is in fact a local reducer defined for lazy loaded code with it's own substore. I see why variable name caused you confusion though, sorry about that. to clarify...

yeah, that works but I'd prefer to have built in mechanism rather than resorting to work arounds