Edit "comit" after editing a function

[MRegnard]

Hi!

I recently changed the function "addHistory". It has now a new argument: addHistory(state, players, nbVotes) instead of addHistory(state, players).

So, I tried to edit socket.js :

this._store.commit(
            "session/addHistory",
            {
			  players: this._store.state.players.players,
			  nbVotes: this._store.state.players.players.length,   // Temporary test value
			}
          );

But this doesn't work, and after some tests, I am sure of it: the program recognizes the value "players" but not the value "nbVotes". So, IMO, there is only one explanation: after this commit, some function in some file is called, this function still takes account the one-variable version of addHistory, and I must edit it.

So, what happens next when the program creates the commit? And how to edit that?

Thanks in advance

[bra1n]

Hey, VueX mutators (which are called with commit) can only take one argument, so if you want to pass more than just players to addHistory, you have to pass it as an object or array, like you did in your socket.js.
addHistory(state, { players, nbVotes }) for example, which would require the parameter to always be an object.