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fix(client): electron app doesn't respect reflected properties #2399
fix(client): electron app doesn't respect reflected properties #2399
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This is odd, cuz both electron and lit have been used by many people. Maybe updating some of the other dependencies would help? (we can do it in another PR if updating Electron is the solution)
Yeah, hence why I didn't prioritize testing this specifically outside the storybook. My initial guess was that maybe Polymer is interfering with this somehow, but one of these instances occur on a Lit component inside of other Lit component. Surely Polymer doesn't interfere beyond the shadow boundary, if at all? Anyway, I think we should fix this first and then get to the bottom of it. Gotta release. |
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Can you create an issue for us to look into this later and reference it in the TODO comments?
* fix(client): electron app doesn't respect reflected properties * Update bandwidth.ts * Update index.ts
Turns out the electron app wasn't respecting lit's reflected properties for some reason (Polymer?) - they would show in the storybook but not in the app. I discovered this while forcing in the necessary data for the marketing screenshots. Here it is properly working: