Error when using "createResource" as global.
So, look at the image. On it you see that the Resource is global scoped. But i got the error "Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'data' in undefined", it's a bug? How i can fix this "bug", because when i do many same resources, it's fetches all of them, and so big load on server...
I tried some things, like using the "createRoot", or "resource.latest", it's not working.
I don't know english so good, because i am living in country, with different language 🙂....
LocalStorage Hydration Mismatch
I'm trying to display a component that should display the city name after retrieving it from localstorage, but i get this error
Error: Hydration Mismatch. Unable to find DOM nodes for hydration key
I use @solid-primitives/storage to keep the result of the API call in local storage and a Context to access it anywhere in my application.
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Navigating through @solidjs/router doesn't load global app.css
When navigating from index to another route, the app.css doesn't persist as a <style> tag, despite being imported in the app.tsx file.
Demo project: https://github.com/zimonitrome/solid_error_demo.git
To reproduce:
npm install, npm run dev, click "page 2" -> "home" -> "page 2" from the navigation links.
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Error : Hydration Mismatch
Im using SolidStart first time . I chose the basic template . Created the project using command
yarn create solid . Iam trying to add a new page 'cart.tsx' but it shows following error . I have not modified any config files , just ran the dev server and created a new file .
context provider's values are not being updating after useContext gets user session info.
I am trying to use a context provider to be able to easily call my users data from any of the pages/routes. Originally, when I would try to read the data from my useAuth.user it would return "undefined" which lead me to adding a default value in AuthContextData. Now it inly shows the default data and it does not update the user or isLoading. I do not know what I am doing wrong,
```const defaultAuthContextValue: AuthContextData = {
user: () => {
return null;
},...
