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Add an option to disable double useEffect in legacy strict mode #26914

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We are upgrading React 17 codebase to React18, and StrictMode has been great for surfacing potential production bugs on React18 for class components. There are non-trivial number of test failures caused by double useEffect in StrictMode. To prioritize surfacing and fixing issues that will break in production now, we need a flag to turn off double useEffect for now in StrictMode temporarily. This is a Meta-only hack for rolling out createRoot and we will fast follow to remove it and use full strict mode.

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acdlite commented Jun 9, 2023

I don't think this flag is a good idea, but you're going to add it for Meta reasons, it should be an opt-in prop on the StrictMode component so that you can upgrade older surfaces incrementally.

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tyao1 commented Jun 9, 2023

it should be an opt-in prop on the StrictMode component so that you can upgrade older surfaces incrementally

Makes sense! Will make it a prop on StrictMode instead

@tyao1 tyao1 changed the title Add a flag to disable double useEffect in legacy strict mode Add an option to disable double useEffect in legacy strict mode Jun 9, 2023
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Comparing: e1ad4aa...659af98

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components. There are non-trivial number of test failures caused by
double `useEffect` in StrictMode. To prioritize surfacing and fixing
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tyao1 added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 22, 2023
In #26914 I added an extra logic
to turn off double useEffect if there is an `Offscreen`
tag. But `Suspense` uses `Offscreen` tag internally and that turns off
`disableStrictPassiveEffect` for everything.
github-actions bot pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 22, 2023
In #26914 I added an extra logic
to turn off double useEffect if there is an `Offscreen`
tag. But `Suspense` uses `Offscreen` tag internally and that turns off
`disableStrictPassiveEffect` for everything.

DiffTrain build for [70e998a](70e998a)
jerrydev0927 added a commit to jerrydev0927/react that referenced this pull request Jan 5, 2024
In facebook/react#26914 I added an extra logic
to turn off double useEffect if there is an `Offscreen`
tag. But `Suspense` uses `Offscreen` tag internally and that turns off
`disableStrictPassiveEffect` for everything.

DiffTrain build for [70e998a1064cc1e8e8f9103e0c00d37fbbcf71c1](facebook/react@70e998a)
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… strict mode (facebook#26914)

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double `useEffect` in StrictMode. To prioritize surfacing and fixing
issues that will break in production now, we need a flag to turn off
double `useEffect` for now in StrictMode temporarily. This is a
Meta-only hack for rolling out `createRoot` and we will fast follow to
remove it and use full strict mode.

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EdisonVan pushed a commit to EdisonVan/react that referenced this pull request Apr 15, 2024
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In facebook#26914 I added an extra logic
to turn off double useEffect if there is an `Offscreen`
tag. But `Suspense` uses `Offscreen` tag internally and that turns off
`disableStrictPassiveEffect` for everything.
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… strict mode (#26914)

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We are upgrading React 17 codebase to React18, and `StrictMode` has been
great for surfacing potential production bugs on React18 for class
components. There are non-trivial number of test failures caused by
double `useEffect` in StrictMode. To prioritize surfacing and fixing
issues that will break in production now, we need a flag to turn off
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Meta-only hack for rolling out `createRoot` and we will fast follow to
remove it and use full strict mode.

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