Open toniocodo opened 5 years ago
When using useState to track state in dev tool, passing "null" as argument to state setter will result in error in reinspect:
const App = () => { const [queryId, setQueryId] = useState('', 'app/queryId'); useEffect(() => { if (queryId) { setQueryId(null); } }, [queryId]); return (<div>App</div>) };
This is probably due to the fact that reinspect fakes a reducer call with useState.
didn't get how it supposed to work and made a simple fix #23
So is this dead?
When using useState to track state in dev tool, passing "null" as argument to state setter will result in error in reinspect:
This is probably due to the fact that reinspect fakes a reducer call with useState.