from pathlib import Path

Define the summary content

content = """ ✅ Summary of Strategies Attempted to Solve Hydration Lateness in Bubble Plugin:

1. Used on page load workflow
   → Attempted to trigger hydration check and set a flag (isHydrated) early.

2. Created helper group (booleanHelper)
   → Used dynamic expressions (5 is 5, current date/time > constant) to produce a yes/no flag.

3. Bound readyToUpdate exposed state to booleanHelper’s output
   → Verified with debugger that it eventually becomes yes.

4. Blocked update() in plugin code
   → Guard clause: if (!instance.data.readyToUpdate) return.

5. Observed plugin still updating too early
   → Console logs confirmed update() runs before state was yes.

6. Discovered reattaching plugin element was necessary
   → Realized field/state definitions are not hot-linked — must re-add plugin element for changes to take effect.

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💡 Design Suggestions for Bubble:

• Auto-bind newly exposed states to existing plugin instances.
• Allow field expressions to be static literals (yes, no, 1, etc.).
• Expose a true plugin lifecycle hook (like afterPageLoad) instead of relying on hacky on page load + group hydration.
• Provide clear hydration status directly on plugin instance (instance.isHydrated() or similar).
• Warn if a plugin is using undefined or stale field/state bindings.

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These issues, while surmountable, make Bubble plugin development more brittle than it needs to be — especially for experienced developers expecting clear lifecycle guarantees. """

Save to a file

file_path = Path("/mnt/data/bubble tears.md") file_path.write_text(content)

file_path.name