If I dispatch an action inside a component's onRemove method the redux store is updated and deku's render function is called with the store's new state, but what gets rendered is actually a snapshot of the previous state, not the current state.
If you watch the console you'll notice that after clicking the element the handler dispatches an action setting the text to Bar, then the onRemove method dispatches an action setting the text to Baz, however Bar is what appears in the final output.
If I dispatch an action inside a component's
onRemovemethod the redux store is updated and deku'srenderfunction is called with the store's new state, but what gets rendered is actually a snapshot of the previous state, not the current state.I created a jsfiddle to demonstrate this: https://jsfiddle.net/5jr3c8Lr/
If you watch the console you'll notice that after clicking the element the handler dispatches an action setting the text to
Bar, then theonRemovemethod dispatches an action setting the text toBaz, howeverBaris what appears in the final output.