I'm having trouble with useEffect in my React app. How can I debug it?
Debugging useEffect can be tricky. First, ensure that your dependencies array is set correctly. What issues are you facing?
I think it's running too many times. I only want it to run when a specific state changes.
If it's running too often, check if you're including any state or props in the dependencies array that change frequently. Can you share your code?
Sure, here it is: useEffect(() => { console.log('Effect'); }, [state]); But 'state' changes often.
In that case, you might want to narrow down the dependencies. Consider using a condition inside the effect to control when it runs.
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