Redux state across branches (tougher #2)

[matiboy]

Assuming the state between counter and step are on different branches, meaning e.g.

{
  counter: {
    counter: 1
  },
  step: {
    step: 1
  }
}

and so the increment/decrement methods do not have direct access to the "step" state. Propose various solutions, at the component, actions and state structure, to solve the problem of dependent states across state branches.

[mingsterism]

Not too sure what does " do not have direct access to the step state" mean. Will need to figure it out.

[matiboy]

In your reducer function for counterReducer, you only have access to the "counter" part of the state. You can't directly access the "step" part