Could you use act() on the behavior that is expected to cause a rerender rather than directly changes props?
In theory - yes, but react-testing-library is already doing that for you (plus some other stuff)
react-testing-library
github.com/testing-library/react-t...
(act is used within render and render is used within rerender)
act
render
rerender
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Could you use act() on the behavior that is expected to cause a rerender rather than directly changes props?
In theory - yes, but
react-testing-library
is already doing that for you (plus some other stuff)github.com/testing-library/react-t...
(
act
is used withinrender
andrender
is used withinrerender
)