I'm having issue with render replaceNode parameter - the app breaks after I run render the second time with updated properties for the root component. Unfortunately I could not isolate the problem, the simple cases work as intended, so the issue might well be in my code. The first error is indeed in my code, but it looks that it's because something else is broken.
This works fine (1) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/YzPJebK
render(h(App, initialProps), container);
setTimeout(() => render(h(App, updatedProps), container), 100);
This breaks (2) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/OJPBQKX
render(h(App, initialProps), container, target);
setTimeout(() => render(h(App, updatedProps), container, target), 100);
I've found that this one actually works too (3) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/eYmPVqK
render(h(App, initialProps), container, target);
setTimeout(() => render(h(App, updatedProps), target), 100);
Full code (static page) - https://gist.github.com/xkam/098b970d3cbc43427f764491f10dfea1
The variant (3) does what I want, so I'm fine if this is an intended use, but from the docs I had the impression that the right one is (2), and that one breaks.
Sorry, the examples have layers of other (less then ideal) code, but I thought that it might be useful anyway.
I'm having issue with render replaceNode parameter - the app breaks after I run render the second time with updated properties for the root component. Unfortunately I could not isolate the problem, the simple cases work as intended, so the issue might well be in my code. The first error is indeed in my code, but it looks that it's because something else is broken.
This works fine (1) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/YzPJebK
This breaks (2) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/OJPBQKX
I've found that this one actually works too (3) - https://codepen.io/activewidgets/pen/eYmPVqK
Full code (static page) - https://gist.github.com/xkam/098b970d3cbc43427f764491f10dfea1
The variant (3) does what I want, so I'm fine if this is an intended use, but from the docs I had the impression that the right one is (2), and that one breaks.
Sorry, the examples have layers of other (less then ideal) code, but I thought that it might be useful anyway.