Compatibility with package: collection-helpers
See original GitHub issueI have a reproduction here: https://github.com/warsamebashir/easy-search-helpers-bug using the easy-search-leaderboard example where for whatever reason the esEach component doesn’t recognize any helpers defined https://github.com/warsamebashir/easy-search-helpers-bug/blob/master/leaderboard.js#L6 and so doesn’t display anything in the rendered template. I thought it had to do with the way I was using it but I think it may be related to the results being returned ? Any thoughts ?
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Created a new issue that should replace this functionality.
I thought before about what you suggested (by using reactive: false) but I would like to use the components and avoid its manual implementation. Is there a way to control the publication of the index?