reducers

I have a todo list and want to set the state of that item in the array to "complete" if the user clicks on "complete". Here is my action: export function completeTodo(id) { return { type: "COMPLETE_TASK", completed: true, id } } Here is my reducer: case "COMPLETE_TASK": { return {...state, todos: [{ completed: action.completed }] } } The problem I'm having is the new state does no longer have the text associated of that todo item on the selected item and the ID is no longer there. Is this because I am overwriting the state and ignoring the previous properties? My object item onload looks like

is it possible to dispatch an action in a reducer itself? I have a progressbar and an audio element. The goal is to update the progressbar when the time gets updated in the audio element. But I don't know where to place the ontimeupdate eventhandler, or how to dispatch an action in the callback of ontimeupdate, to update the progressbar. Here is my code: //reducer const initialState = { audioElement: new AudioElement('test.mp3'), progress: 0.0 } initialState.audioElement.audio.ontimeupdate = () => { console.log('progress', initialState.audioElement.currentTime/initialState.audioElement

I am always confused on how many mappers and reduces will get created for a particular task in hive. e.g If block size = 128mb and there are 365 files each maps to a date in a year(file size=1 mb each). There is partition based on date column. In this case how many mappers and reducers will be run during loading the data? leftjoin Mappers: Number of mappers depends on various factors such as how the data is distributed among nodes, input format, execution engine and configuration params. See also here: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TEZ/How+initial+task+parallelism+works MR uses