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It's difficult to correlate Slide Monitor to state and actions #295

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jenschelkopf opened this issue Jun 25, 2016 · 3 comments
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It's difficult to correlate Slide Monitor to state and actions #295

jenschelkopf opened this issue Jun 25, 2016 · 3 comments

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@jenschelkopf
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I've been trying to use the Slide Monitor to debug. For example, I can slide backwards to find when a problem first occurred in my application.

Once I determine when a problem was introduced, I then want to see the current state of the store and also the actions that had been dispatched up to that point. That way I can figure out what went wrong - was something dispatched with a weird payload? Was there something already in the store that, when combined with the last dispatch, resulted in weird data? That kind of thing.

However, when I use Slide Monitor I can see my application changing, but I can't see the current state of the store or the dispatched actions. If I could correlate these things it would be amaaazing.

I use Slide Monitor and Log Monitor at the same time. I had expected that, when I change the slider, actions in the Log Monitor would be disabled. But it seems like it was an intentional decision not to support this behavior (#5).

Hopefully we can think about ways to make this correlation possible.

@zalmoxisus
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It would be great indeed to indicate that in Log and Inspector Monitor by changing the style for the actions which are in "the future".

@zalmoxisus
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Implemented in gaearon/redux-devtools-log-monitor#56. Let's continue the discussion there.

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Update: It works in the extension for Log Monitor.

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