After I changed to
<%= @inner_content %>
giving this error:
assign @page_index not available in eex template.
How to pass those assign now?
Ajaxdone
polypush135
Thats interesting.
I can see from reviewing
@spec view_module(Plug.Conn.t) :: atom
def view_module(conn) do
conn.private.phoenix_view
end
that view_module is already looking at the conn’s private to get at the same value I was pattern matching on. So how is it there is not a conflict with the assigns value of @view_module I would have assumed thats where the assigns got its value from in the first place?
Also how do you feel about the naming now that view_module(conn) returns a different value than of the assigns @view_module ? Not that its a big deal, but the naming kind of tickles my OCD.
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josevalim
Creator of Elixir
I have deprecated @view_module in master, exactly because of this reason, so your OCD can thank me once v1.6 is out. 
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ijunaidfarooq
Is there any way possible
summary(“http.request.stop.duration”, unit: {:native, :millisecond})
to get more stats like this? or where I can read more of http events to summarize in live dashboard?
such as
http.request.stop.duration
http.request.post.time???
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hrishi
Hey,
The LiveDashboard is very awesome, it makes me add more instrumentation to the code. Thank you guys!
I was wondering if there is a way to configure the socket path for live_dashboard?
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josevalim
Creator of Elixir
It is supported on the dashboard master. It can be done by passing :live_socket_path to the live_dashboard router call.
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hrishi
thiagomajesk
Hi @chrismccord, congrats on the new release! 
Just noticed today after upgrading to 1.5 that the new generators will have a mix setup task.
At least, according to PhoenixDiff, it seems that way…
I left a note in the guide’s gist because npm install --prefix assets doesn’t seem to work properly on Windows.
I know you are already aware of this issue because of this comment. So, I wanted to ask if there’s anything that can be done besides running it manually and if not, could we at least document it in the generated project’s README? I think requiring mix setup to be run could be misleading in that case.
PS.: I’ve tested with both Node LTS and current, it simply doesn’t work.
Also thanks @axelson for the phoenix diff tip 
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wojtekmach
Hex Core Team
Does changing your setup alias to the following work for you?
setup: ["deps.get", "cmd 'cd assets && npm install'"],
if so maybe that should be the default.
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thiagomajesk
@wojtekmach This is valid CMD but does not work in Powershell (only in newer versions that does not ship with Windows 10 by default). Check this for a better explanation.
I’ve also tested using setup: ["deps.get", "cmd cd assets", "cmd npm install"] but it freezes my terminal every single time for some reason.
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