But, without being able to access the other app’s routes, it wouldn’t
be able to do anything special and wouldn’t do what you’re normal
‘link_to’ links are capable of… then if it could access the other
app’s routes, what if they conflicted with each other? That’d be a
bugger to debug & maintain, IMO.
But, without being able to access the other app’s routes, it wouldn’t
be able to do anything special and wouldn’t do what you’re normal
‘link_to’ links are capable of… then if it could access the other
app’s routes, what if they conflicted with each other? That’d be a
bugger to debug & maintain, IMO.
well, if you could access the other apps routes, then you would just
have to make sure you didn’t have conflicting routes. Surely a plugin
would be able to easily detect conflicts just from comparing routes? and
if it detected any then just warn the user.
I think this is a great idea.
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