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componentWillUnmount() method has been deprecated, it is removed from the component life cycle. instead of you can use getderivedstatefromprops () life cycle method.
Thank you for your feedback. I will check that.
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.
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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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Hi, @shubh710 please refer to official docs here reactjs.org/docs/react-component.html, it can help to understand the life cycle of components.
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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).
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I think by now Hooks should be listed as a basic concept
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How will the vDOM gets cross referred with the DOM. And does JS particularly update that specific section in the DOM.