#119 Tweak warning for undeployed application #124
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I tweaked the behaviour of applications autocomplete field so that the check for undeployed application is evaluated 1 second after the latest batch of applications is pulled. This way the related warning won't appear while the applications query is executed in the background.
To achieve this, I added a custom hook called
useUndeployedApplication.