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Force model to be object and always be immutable?
See original GitHub issue@jbucaran what you think about the model to be object and freeze it, using Object.freeze or deep-freeze?
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@charlike yes @jbucaran is correct,
hyperapp-freezewill get cleaned up after thehyperapp-loggerrefactor is complete.There’s a mixin solution for this: https://github.com/okwolf/hyperapp-freeze