`$subscribe` miss mutations with type of `direct` immediately after`patch` mutations

in $subscribe ,I use console to print the mutations and states when the states change :

 store.$subscribe((mutations, state) => {
    console.log('states change :', mutations, state);
  });

it works correct when I change the state directly or use $pacth singlely

// the both ways of the follow work correct
// 1. change directly : ouput is { type：‘direct’ ,... } 
 store.count++


// 2.use $patch : output is {type: 'patch object',...}
store.$patch({
    key: `${Math.random()}`,
 });

but when I use them together as follow,the mutation with type of ‘direct’ will miss ,there is only {type: ‘patch object’,…} on console , and the count value printed was still the old value， actually had increased . seem to not be detected ？

store.$patch({
    key: `${Math.random()}`,
 });
store.count++

[vsambor]

Any way to have access to the mutation path? I have the same problem, I don’t know from which object the mutation is coming.

[posva]

This might be a caveat that cannot be worked around except by using a flush: 'sync' $subscribe() because currently, in the code, when calling $patch there is

nextTick().then(() => {
      isListening = true
    })
    isSyncListening = true
    // because we paused the watcher, we need to manually call the subscriptions
    triggerSubscriptions(
      subscriptions,
      subscriptionMutation,
      pinia.state.value[$id] as UnwrapRef<S>
    )

Moving triggerSubscriptions() to the nextTick would make this work like you want but break devtools