Components: refactor withNotices to pass exhaustive-deps
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I don't think it was intentional and like you noted the deps are memoized so it shouldn't affect the tests. As a side note, this reminds me that there maybe should be a test that |
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What?
Updates the
withNoticeshigher order component to pass theexhaustive-depseslint rule.Why?
Part of the effort in #41166 to apply
exhuastive-depsto the Components packageHow?
Adding the two missing dependencies to the dependency array of the
BaseComponentin the affected test.Previously, this was an empty dep array, so the effect would only fire on the first render. Adding them appears safe because both
noticeOperationsandnotificationsare properly memoized when originally declared, so the effect should only fire when one of them is actually updated in some way.cc @stokesman: It was a while ago, but do you remember your thought process when writing this test - was it intentionally to limit the effect the initial render? Curious if you think this change will negatively effect the reliability of the test.
Testing Instructions
npx eslint --rule 'react-hooks/exhaustive-deps: warn' packages/components/src/higher-ordernavigationunit tests still pass