How would this apply to multiple roots? For example converting a legacy application to use react where your components may not all reside under a single root. I believe this is where a store based on react context cannot emulate a redux store.
I'm sorry but I don't quite understand your question. Every React app has a single root even if you have routing involved.
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How would this apply to multiple roots? For example converting a legacy application to use react where your components may not all reside under a single root. I believe this is where a store based on react context cannot emulate a redux store.
I'm sorry but I don't quite understand your question. Every React app has a single root even if you have routing involved.