@SandroMaglione am i reading this right does this allow discriminated context type based on the current state? "context" as in xstate context i.e. the internal variables for the given state machine
> hit my limit with prompts
> programmer buddy tells me about this new thing called “agents”
> ask my buddy if this is something new or just more prompts
> he doesn’t understand
> i pull out an illustrated diagram explaining what is code and what is prompts
> he laughs and says "they’re good agents"
> try agentic programming
> it’s prompts
@ScriptedAlchemy noticed this as well. i was quite suprised as otherwise the app seemed to be very resilient and well made. had three agents running and one of them had a decently sized diff and the whole interface just gave up.
@kentcdodds@vitest_dev@bunjavascript bun --bun vitest works for me, been using this setup for a while already so if it's not working for you i'd look into external causes. the only annoying bit is that it doesn't support coverage (which i dont use for now), here's the issue tracking this https://t.co/pMU2HQkeSt
@dariuscosden did you find out the difference between that and fetchQuery? fetchQuery makes you wait for revalidation while this flag does it in the background and serves stale data at first?
@kirso_@jamwt i was talking about convex auth, the auth solution offered by convex. better-auth integration is indeed helpful but i'd rather have an off-the-shelf solution for something like convex, similar to how supabase, firebase, appwrite, etc. all ship their own auth