onInject, onDispose
See original GitHub issueIn retrospect, these 2 callback can be replaced with useEffect
const { workspace ...
useEffect(() => {
// onInject
return () => // onDispose
}, [workspace])
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Oh, gotcha - that’s a good point. In that case, yeah, I think I’m ok with removing those callbacks and instead adding that example to the documentation.
Thanks for testing!
Re discussions, I haven’t really thought about it very much. I’m a little wary of it since it seems like it would encourage people to ask questions, and as I said in the readme I haven’t really got a lot of time for this project anymore since I no longer work at a place that uses it. If I were to enable discussions on here, I think I would want to have volunteers who have agreed to help answer questions there. I’d help as much as I can, of course, I just want to set proper expectations about it.