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select(selector, options) to customize isolation
See original GitHub issueE.g. DOMSource.select('.button', {own: false}).events('click') would change how isolation works by allowing click events from the children as well.
https://github.com/TylorS/cycle-snabbdom/issues/29#issuecomment-213075925
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@TylorS I’m thinking
includeChildrenHehe, but this would also work for
.observable(being renamed to.elementsin v10), so I think it’d have to beincludeEventsThatAreHappeningInsideChildIsolatedComponentOrElementsThatExistInsideOfChildIsolatedComponents😜