Form persistence
Hello! I was wondering a couple of things on the topic of form persistence.
In the past, there has been an attempt at integrating such a feature directly in the library, with this PR https://github.com/TanStack/form/pull/561, but it is now closed.
This is a feature that I would love to see available, but I found some mixed messages about what the plan is for it. In some messages, like https://discord.com/channels/719702312431386674/1100437019857014895/1345113530936066149, it seems to just be a feature coming later, but in other messages like form-questionsIs it possible to persist form state? and https://discord.com/channels/719702312431386674/1100437019857014895/1392775060800143370, the suggestion seems to go more towards doing it on the user side, with the help of listeners.
So my question really is simply about clarifying whether it makes more sense for users to implement this on their side, or if there are still plans to provide an API for it in the future. And if the idea to provide this from the library is still alive, is there already something ongoing that I couldn't find, or were you hoping somebody would be willing to either revive the original PR or start a new one?
In the past, there has been an attempt at integrating such a feature directly in the library, with this PR https://github.com/TanStack/form/pull/561, but it is now closed.
This is a feature that I would love to see available, but I found some mixed messages about what the plan is for it. In some messages, like https://discord.com/channels/719702312431386674/1100437019857014895/1345113530936066149, it seems to just be a feature coming later, but in other messages like form-questionsIs it possible to persist form state? and https://discord.com/channels/719702312431386674/1100437019857014895/1392775060800143370, the suggestion seems to go more towards doing it on the user side, with the help of listeners.
So my question really is simply about clarifying whether it makes more sense for users to implement this on their side, or if there are still plans to provide an API for it in the future. And if the idea to provide this from the library is still alive, is there already something ongoing that I couldn't find, or were you hoping somebody would be willing to either revive the original PR or start a new one?
