I remember how react team's message, around the time hooks were introduced, was how hooks were going to save us from the tyranny of `this`, which people presumably found confusing.
I often think back to that message, while adding things in a dependency array. Especially those things that I know won't change (e.g. the redux `dispatch` function pulled from the context), but the linter doesn't. Or while being admonished by the linter for reading from a ref, or writing to it.
Stale closures, perhaps.
It never happens if you enable the lint rule.
I remember how react team's message, around the time hooks were introduced, was how hooks were going to save us from the tyranny of `this`, which people presumably found confusing.
I often think back to that message, while adding things in a dependency array. Especially those things that I know won't change (e.g. the redux `dispatch` function pulled from the context), but the linter doesn't. Or while being admonished by the linter for reading from a ref, or writing to it.