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Expand Up @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Unfortunately, the ESLint plugin is unable to determine whether the
and normally I'd say just ignore it and move on. But, there's another solution
to this problem which I think is probably better.

Instead, of accepting `dependencies` to `useAsync`, why don't we just treat the
Instead of accepting `dependencies` to `useAsync`, why don't we just treat the
`asyncCallback` as a dependency? Any time `asyncCallback` changes, we know that
we should call it again. The problem is that because our `asyncCallback` depends
on the `pokemonName` which comes from props, it has to be defined within the
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