fix(almin): export UseCaseExecutor from index#243
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BREAKING CHANGE: remove on* handler from UseCaseExecutor. Use UseCaseExecutor#onDispatch instead of it. We don't know this handler use-case.
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| * called the {@link handler} with useCase when the useCase will do. | ||
| * @param handler | ||
| */ | ||
| onWillExecuteEachUseCase(handler: (payload: WillExecutedPayload, meta: DispatcherPayloadMeta) => void): () => void { |
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remove life-cycle on UseCaseExecutor
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BREAKING CHANGE: remove on* handler from UseCaseExecutor.
Use UseCaseExecutor#onDispatch instead of it.
We don't know this handler use-case.
If you want to this, please file new issue.
UseCaseExecutorfrom indexThis is useful for wrapper function of
context.useCasefix #206