observe not working with repeat about fast HOT 6 OPEN

Thanks for this issue - while I see you have some example code above it would be great if you could put together a min-repro with stackblitz someone can dig into.

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Hi @chrisdholt I tried to replicate the issue but cannot do it on Stackblitz (it's working fine). It seems that the issue relies somewhere in the build part of my application. I am using the esbuild and i am bundling dependencies of my package as seperate JavaScripts. When I bundle everything in single JS everything works as expected, but when i have the fast-element imported over importmap it ignores reactive totally for some reason. I will try to investigate more to find where the issue comes from

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Hi @chrisdholt I tried to replicate the issue but cannot do it on Stackblitz (it's working fine). It seems that the issue relies somewhere in the build part of my application. I am using the esbuild and i am bundling dependencies of my package as seperate JavaScripts. When I bundle everything in single JS everything works as expected, but when i have the fast-element imported over importmap it ignores reactive totally for some reason. I will try to investigate more to find where the issue comes from

Thanks for this - I wonder if this could be related to the fact that state is only currently available from an export path and not from the fast-element root?

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@chrisdholt Not sure i am importing it using @microsoft/fast-element/state.js so i get seperate js in vendor folder for @microsoft/fast-element and @microsoft/fast-element/state.js and i am using import map like this to load them:

  <script type="importmap">
    {
      "imports": {
        "@microsoft/fast-element":"./vendor/_microsoft_fast-element.js",
        "@microsoft/fast-element/state.js":"./vendor/_microsoft_fast-element_state.js",
      }
    }
    </script>

JS loads fine but just reactive function does not react to changes for some reason. When i bundle everything in single JS it works normally. Still trying to figure out why

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Is there some special requirement for state.js in order for it to work? If I take a look at the reactive method in both, there is no difference but it only works when all is bundled together.

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Okay the issue is that apparently state.js has some references on fast-element itself internally so I guess that duplicate code in those two files is making a problem

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