Doug Neiner
Doug Neiner
@henrikbergstrom Sorry for the trouble, the latest code in Github fixes this. I apologize it hasn't been pushed to Nuget yet. I've been meaning to get that pushed out, and...
@volkovasystems Thanks for putting this together! This would be a breaking change in that I don't suspect most users would attempt to evaluate the return value with strict equality to...
@nyxtom Can you provide a short code example of how this would be used and the benefit it provides?
@nyxtom Thank you … very interesting use case, I can see how that would be helpful. We need to do some planning around new features in Amplify, so this request...
Er, not syntax error, just an implied global…
If every request you are defining uses the same base URL, you could do this: ``` javascript amplify.subscribe( "request.ajax.preprocess", function( defnSettings, settings, ajaxSettings ) { ajaxSettings.url = "http://baseurl.com/" + ajaxSettings.url;...
I am in favor of that method as well. Should it be `amplify.topic` or `amplify.currentTopic`? Also, @RedWolves do you want to submit a separate pull request – or should I...
To clarify, I think using a global variable like this emphasizes the transitory nature of being able to access it. "If you don't reference it during the callback, it won't...
I like both for different reasons. `topic` is shorter. `currentTopic` might be clearer. I vote for `topic`.
@jlogar – I started looking at this, and at your code – but haven't spent too much time with it yet. I was getting some failing tests (In addition to...