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const newResetState = {}; | ||
if (stateHook.next === null) { | ||
// Hack alert. If formFiber is the workInProgress Fiber then |
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`requestFormReset` incorrectly tries to get the current dispatch queue from the Fiber. However, the Fiber might be the workInProgress which is an inconsistent state. This hack just tries the other Fiber if it detects one of the known inconsistent states but there can be more. Really we should stash the dispatch queue somewhere stateful which is effectively what `setState` does by binding it to the closure. DiffTrain build for [88b9767](88b9767)
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`requestFormReset` incorrectly tries to get the current dispatch queue from the Fiber. However, the Fiber might be the workInProgress which is an inconsistent state. This hack just tries the other Fiber if it detects one of the known inconsistent states but there can be more. Really we should stash the dispatch queue somewhere stateful which is effectively what `setState` does by binding it to the closure. DiffTrain build for [88b9767](88b9767)
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Test for facebook#30041 and facebook#33055 DiffTrain build for [79586c7](facebook@79586c7)
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requestFormReset
incorrectly tries to get the current dispatch queue from the Fiber. However, the Fiber might be the workInProgress which is an inconsistent state.This hack just tries the other Fiber if it detects one of the known inconsistent states but there can be more.
Really we should stash the dispatch queue somewhere stateful which is effectively what
setState
does by binding it to the closure.