Good spot Pablo! In that case, it's not necessary and they could be omitted ๐
The docs almost discourage using an empty Array for the optional dependencies list and eslint-plugin-react-hooks's exhaustive-deps rule will in most cases pipe up when using useEffect. That's because in most cases, our effect uses props + state from the component scope. There's a good piece on using the empty Array and why better solutions are normally the way to go here ๐
Good spot Pablo! In that case, it's not necessary and they could be omitted ๐
The docs almost discourage using an empty Array for the optional dependencies list and
eslint-plugin-react-hooks'sexhaustive-depsrule will in most cases pipe up when usinguseEffect. That's because in most cases, our effect usesprops+statefrom the component scope. There's a good piece on using the empty Array and why better solutions are normally the way to go here ๐I think using an empty array looks cleaner and more readable.
Yeah, definitely ๐ But it seems to be discouraged if the effect in question makes use of props + state in the component's scope.