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diegohaz
Mar 12, 2021
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There’s an unstable_update function that you can probably use for the same purpose. If you need it to be scheduled (async), you can use it inside React effect. |
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There’s an unstable_update function that you can probably use for the same purpose. If you need it to be scheduled (async), you can use it inside React effect.