ConfusedVorlon

edit: specifically if you're using a broadcast callback on your model to update a frame. The broadcast doesn't 'know' about the current request.

one 'gotcha' on this.
If you're using turbo, then rails no longer seems able to use a hash to construct the url.
you get a rendering error like:

ActionView::Template::Error: No route matches {:tag=>"one"}

I'm new to rails 6, webpack, etc
It's working for me in my app and jquery is loaded (thanks for the intro @Chris)

However - although jquery works correctly in all my loaded js, I can't use it to experiment in the chrome console.

Presumably this is because webpacker is 'being a good citizen' and not polluting the global namespace with $

however - it's really annoying not to be able to test thigns in the console without jquery. How do I override the default and just make $ global?