Seems quite normal and expected to me. Changing the state in the child will trigger another render for the child because state is sent as a prop to it and it will repeat again.
useEffect in the way you used it is equivalent to componentDidMount
Either if you don't pass state as a prop you still get an infinite loop. I think when parent component re-renders, child component unmount and mounts, so is, as you say, componentDidMount, so that's why useEffect code always executes.
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Seems quite normal and expected to me. Changing the state in the child will trigger another render for the child because state is sent as a prop to it and it will repeat again.
useEffect in the way you used it is equivalent to componentDidMount
Either if you don't pass state as a prop you still get an infinite loop. I think when parent component re-renders, child component unmount and mounts, so is, as you say,
componentDidMount, so that's whyuseEffectcode always executes.