Using a Hook to Access Rx Runtime in Effect: Potential Pitfalls?
If I follow effect website patterns, I can clearly see Rx runtimes being created at the top level, as well as Rx values themselves, which is kinda undermines testing, since runtime is sealed and I can't substitute layers with test implementations.
For my project I put it in a hook, accessing Rx runtime with
Any pitfalls one can notice in such an approach?
For my project I put it in a hook, accessing Rx runtime with
use(RuntimeContext)Any pitfalls one can notice in such an approach?
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