I think I found the reason why this happens. It is because we are using objects as state. When you set setState({...state,hey:true}) you are setting state to a new object, which has a new address, so state changes, so it re-renders, while if you set state as this for example setState(true), this would not cause an infinite loop because it will not cause a re-render of the App component when setting its state to true when it is already true.
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I think I found the reason why this happens. It is because we are using objects as state. When you set
setState({...state,hey:true})you are setting state to a new object, which has a new address, so state changes, so it re-renders, while if you set state as this for examplesetState(true), this would not cause an infinite loop because it will not cause a re-render of theAppcomponent when setting its state totruewhen it is alreadytrue.