While a template is being rendered, if Owl finds a new child component, it will create it.
<div>
<C />
</div>
Now, if later (but before animation frame) the parent component is re-rendered, Owl will create a new RootFiber. To do this, it will check for the current rendering, and cancel all the current fibers. This will in turn destroy the new instance of C, because C has not been mounted yet.
This makes sense usually, because the sub component has been willStarted, and we don't want to execute onWillStart twice. However, in our case, C has no props. So, it would make sense to keep the same instance in this case (same applies for components with equivalent props).
While a template is being rendered, if Owl finds a new child component, it will create it.
Now, if later (but before animation frame) the parent component is re-rendered, Owl will create a new RootFiber. To do this, it will check for the current rendering, and cancel all the current fibers. This will in turn destroy the new instance of C, because
Chas not been mounted yet.This makes sense usually, because the sub component has been willStarted, and we don't want to execute onWillStart twice. However, in our case,
Chas no props. So, it would make sense to keep the same instance in this case (same applies for components with equivalent props).