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If you are totally against setting state in a useEffect, how would you recommend doing this kind of thing? Assume a SPA.

Would this actually violate the lint rule? You’re not calling the setter function in useEffect but passing it as a callback to “then”.

I don't think it violates a rule. There is just this new info out there somewhere that has folks simplifying it to; never set state in a useEffect.

1/12/24, 5:43 pm0 reposts2 likes

I think the new info is to never set it *directly* in a useEffect, which you aren’t ;)

I think it was more like don't use it directly inside the effect. Like if something changes just change some state.