React 18 has near-complete support for Suspense on the server (for SSR), but in order to take advantage of this we'd need to migrate from using renderToString to using renderToPipeableStream. This is discussed here and here.
It's not an entirely straightforward replacement, and, considering that we do not use Suspense at all currently, it probably isn't worth making this change now.
Filing this issue for future us who might want to look into making use of Suspense.
React 18 has near-complete support for
Suspense
on the server (for SSR), but in order to take advantage of this we'd need to migrate from usingrenderToString
to usingrenderToPipeableStream
. This is discussed here and here.It's not an entirely straightforward replacement, and, considering that we do not use
Suspense
at all currently, it probably isn't worth making this change now.Filing this issue for future us who might want to look into making use of
Suspense
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