
lycheese
Programming Phoenix LiveView: Patch instead of navigate in template (B11.0, page 124)
When using phx.gen.live
with phoenix 1.7.14 the generated code in index.html.heex
uses patch
instead of navigate
. When looking up the template it seems this was changed in this commit. Why does the addition of streams make a difference here? Is it still the same live view just with a different action?
Edit: Oh, wait. Is it just because we do not actually need to run mount
again since the products stream is updated anyway?
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