How do you use types.identifier if initialization happens after your global store is created?

[andrewdang17]

Say I have a root store like so

import { User } from "app/models/User"

export const RootStoreModel = types
  .model("RootStore")
  .props({
    currentUser: types.optional(User, {} as any),
  })

and I have this user model

export const User = types
  .model("User")
  .props({
    id: types.identifier,
    email: types.string
  })

My root store can't be initialized because identifier is required. My only thought is to make another store as a container until the current User is loaded but that would get annoying fast since I will have many of these types of models.

[andrewdang17]

Nevermind I just ended up doing types.maybeNull(User) on the root store and creating an action to set it