That's the exact reason why we use immer with Redux / other state management libraries. The process of updating the nested state involves so many ...s and nested arrays, objects which are not required after using immer.
Maybe you could include it in the post, showing a solution to this problem of unnecessarily long code.
That's the exact reason why we use immer with Redux / other state management libraries. The process of updating the nested state involves so many
...s and nested arrays, objects which are not required after using immer.Maybe you could include it in the post, showing a solution to this problem of unnecessarily long code.
Thanks @sattwik sahu