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| } = {}) { | ||
| // channel can be null when running in node | ||
| // always check whether channel is available | ||
| this._channel = channel; |
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channel here is only used by RN?
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This code (client_api) wasn't previously used by RN.
_channel is always there in existing code that uses the client API, but not used by the client API, so given the way I was going to initialize this code in the RN context (without passing the channel as it doesn't exist yet), I figured we get rid of if from this code, so no-one would try and use it in the future.
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Issue: RN used the
StoryStorefrom@storybook/corebut not the fullClientApi, making things like #2679 difficultWhat I did
Refactored a little to use
ClientApiHow to test
Test with built-in examples (seems to work). Also try any other apps you can.
Notes
I didn't refactor the
ConfigApiout as:a) it's a pretty small surface area.
b) RN works differently as it doesn't have a redux store or use the same kind of channel logic.
I think we'll be fine leaving that as is.