logically ... the runs in "currentRuns" must also exist under "runs". The currentRuns is more a helper for the view, but we should just use a pointer in the array as currentRuns selector and not a state variable.

https://github.com/reactjs/reselect#accessing-react-props-in-selectors

[ACTION_TYPES.GET_CURRENT_RUN_DATA](state, props,

{ payload }

): State

{ const currentRuns = state.get('runs'); return currentRuns[props.pipeline]; }

,