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fix: provider initialization #169
fix: provider initialization #169
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Isn't this the only significant line here? Why do we need these other changes?
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It's about adding the ability to pass initialized client. Error state is also needed to make sure state kept in React SDK is matching the one from initialized client
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Why do we need a stopClient property?
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If you're passing an initialized client, you will probably also not want it to stop when React part of the app stops - in microfrontends for example
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(Sorry for jumping to the discussion) This is exactly what I was trying to achieve before creating the referenced issue - so I can say that this is an actual use case for sure ➕
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Makes sense. Thank you for clarifying.