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Thanks for this. I do know using the mounted approach is probably not the best way, but it's a way around it.
I will try using the AbortController as suggested.
Thanks.

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Discussion on: Cleaning up Async Functions in React's useEffect Hook (Unsubscribing)

Replies for: Using an isMounted approach is somewhat of an antipattern, whenever possible it's better to cancel the request (in the fetch example, you can use A...