componentWillUnmount() method has been deprecated, it is removed from the component life cycle. instead of you can use getderivedstatefromprops () life cycle method.
That is exactly what I have been talking about whole discussion. @abu
has mentioned componentWillUnmount is deprecated.
But I think WILL UNMOUNT is not deprecated.
Instead componentWillMount is deprecated.
That's what the URL shared by @lucasoneves
says WILL MOUNT is deprecated(not WILL UNMOUNT).
componentWillUnmount() method has been deprecated, it is removed from the component life cycle. instead of you can use getderivedstatefromprops () life cycle method.
Is it?
I think you are talking about componentWillMount assuming by the alternate you suggested.
can you please share any docs that says the same about componentWillUnmount.
Hi, @shubh710 please refer to official docs here reactjs.org/docs/react-component.html, it can help to understand the life cycle of components.
dev.to/abu/comment/1egf0
Here your comment says "componentWillUnmount() method has been deprecated"
I didn't find that in the official docs
reactjs.org/docs/react-component.html
reactjs.org/docs/react-component.h...
That is exactly what I have been talking about whole discussion.
@abu has mentioned componentWillUnmount is deprecated.
But I think WILL UNMOUNT is not deprecated.
Instead componentWillMount is deprecated.
That's what the URL shared by @lucasoneves says WILL MOUNT is deprecated(not WILL UNMOUNT).
Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate your thoughtful insight.
Here is the react documentation which I mentioned in the "sources" as well. reactjs.org/docs/react-component.h...
Nonetheless, I will cross validate your concern.
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Thank you for your feedback. I will check that.