Added support for @hotwired/turbo. #1374
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Is a configuration better than detection?
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No, I also would prefer a detection if possible. But as I noticed Turbo will be included only as module (for webpack(er)) in contrast to Turbolinks, which will inject itself to the global window.
So I don't know a way to inspect the global environment to detect if the Turbo module is used somewhere in the application.. if you have a hint for me, we can adjust that of course.
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Try require within a try block.
I can get you a cod snippet if needed.
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The problem with detection logic like that is that it would only detect if turbo is being bundled through webpacker even though turbo supports sprockets as well.
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@pgruener Let me know if I should take over your PR or if you have an ETA. I'd like to ship it in the next release. |
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@justin808 Thanks for your message. You can of course take over, as I didn't get time yet to go on with your suggestion (even if it should only take a few minutes). My best ETA would be around the coming weekend, but I'd really appreciate it to be shipped soon. |
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@pgruener Say 👋 when you get to the Slack. Next weekend would be fine. I've got a ton of other pending tasks. I really appreciate the help! |
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@pgruener Any update? |
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@Judahmeek can you review also? |
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@pgruener can you see if you can fix the CI issues? |
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We need some short docs on this. Maybe we should update this page: https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails/blob/9ef6b326213480d0022db42710e5517cad0317bc/docs/rails/turbolinks.md ? or is turbo different enough that we should create a new doc page? |
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