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fixed two bugs when switching accounts from the ComposeView #123
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Summary
fixes issue #72
relevant quotes from there that pretty much sum it up:
and
i fixed the first part by:
CompositionViewModel.maxCharacters
into a Publisher$maxCharacters
is updatedmaxCharacters
via a helper method wheneverNewStatusViewModel.$identityContext
is updatedand i fixed the second part, in
CompositionView
, by moving the call toparentViewModel.identityContext.$authenticatedOtherIdentities.sink()
into the trailing end of the callback given toparentViewModel.$identityContext.sink()
.the problem there, originally arose because whenever the user switches accounts, the
identityContext
gets completely replaced by a new object. so when, later on, eventually, the newidentityContext.authenticatedOtherIdentities
got updated, nothing was subscribed to it. and so callingidentityContext.$authenticatedOtherIdentites.sink()
on every change toidentityContext
has fixed itOther Information