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app(...) does not return emit
See original GitHub issueCorrect me if I’m wrong, but it seems like a call to app doesn’t return the emit function. The docs describing this behaviour is here
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@amatho closing this issue now as it has been answered. Will reference it when the next person notices that app doesn’t return emit (yet) 😅