fix(ssr): use useId for hydration and remove the need for resetServerContext (React 18+)#439
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Thank you for bringing this in 😊 now I can kill my fork and get back to the main package |
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Thank you @klarstrup for opening this PR: #430. I wasn't able to edit the original PR, so I've re-opened it here.
The following is the original PR description
This fixes hydration errors of the sort:
Even with proper usage of
resetServerContext(), this error can crop up when doing sufficiently concurrent SSR.It also adds a warning for when
resetServerContextis called unnecessarily.Following the addition of React 18 support the resettable hacky increment-only IDs can be dropped in favor of the first party
useId()API (details: https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-reference.html#useid)This should not be a breaking change per se but the new IDs could result in broken snapshot tests among consumers, as indeed it did here.