To address the warning from ESLint about missing dependencies in the useEffectand avoid the infinite loop issue when adding those dependencies, you can use a useCallbackfor the logic that updates the state, ensuring that it only changes when necessary. This approach helps in managing dependencies more effectively and prevents unnecessary re-renders or infinite loops.
The change introduces a useCallbackthat wraps the state update logic. The dependencies of useCallbackinclude all the variables and functions it uses aiState, id, setAIState, startHighlight, endHighlight, xToDate, format. This ensures that updateAIStateonly changes when one of its dependencies changes, preventing unnecessary executions.
The useEffect hook then only needs to list startHighlight, endHighlight, and updateAIStateas its dependencies. Since updateAIState is memoized and only changes when its dependencies change, it prevents the infinite loop issue while addressing the ESLint warning by correctly listing all dependencies.
To address the warning from ESLint about missing dependencies in the
useEffect
and avoid the infinite loop issue when adding those dependencies, you can use auseCallback
for the logic that updates the state, ensuring that it only changes when necessary. This approach helps in managing dependencies more effectively and prevents unnecessary re-renders or infinite loops.The change introduces a
useCallback
that wraps the state update logic. The dependencies ofuseCallback
include all the variables and functions it usesaiState, id, setAIState, startHighlight, endHighlight, xToDate, format
. This ensures thatupdateAIState
only changes when one of its dependencies changes, preventing unnecessary executions.The useEffect hook then only needs to list
startHighlight, endHighlight
, andupdateAIState
as its dependencies. Since updateAIState is memoized and only changes when its dependencies change, it prevents the infinite loop issue while addressing the ESLint warning by correctly listing all dependencies.