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krystophv
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Dec 5, 2016
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OK, so let's plan to merge this along with something else upcoming so that the production build gets a smoke test along with whatever main feature is being tested. Either with the smbg Trends port or the CGM trends range selections I guess. Thoughts @krystophv? |
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Closing to re-open against @krystophv CGM checkboxes work (#363). |
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Dec 1, 2020
Carbs not visualized for calculator bolus that includes carbs but no insulin delivery
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I did it @krystophv!!! 🎉 🎊 🎉
We just weren't using webpack right /o\
This PR also contains the addition of the React Perf addon in dev (attached to
windowso you can use in the console, as described e.g., here: http://benchling.engineering/performance-engineering-with-react/). Sticking it in the redux dev mode<Root />component seemed like the easiest way (to me) to keep it out of prod, but LMK if you can think of a cleaner way.@hntrdglss for context: @krystophv noticed a while ago that we were clearly still using the dev build of React in production because propTypes validation shows up all over any perf profiles...