Fix useStableSocket replacing socket on HMR effect re-runs#335
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When Vite HMR fires, React Fast Refresh re-runs all effects. The old code unconditionally created a new socket instance, permanently killing the previous one (ReconnectingWebSocket sets _shouldReconnect=false on close). This broke downstream code holding references to the old socket. Track the previous socketOptions reference to distinguish HMR re-runs (same reference) from real option changes (new reference). On HMR, call socket.reconnect() to preserve identity; on option changes, create a new socket as before. Includes StrictMode-based tests that exercise the HMR code path.
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Validated on our side: this fixes the React StrictMode dev breakage for + (repro route: ). Preserving socket identity on effect re-run resolves the stale/replaced socket behavior we were seeing. We’re currently unblocked with a local patch and can drop it once this lands in a release. |
Prevent automatic reconnect during HMR/StrictMode when the socket was created with startClosed: true by guarding the reconnect call. use-socket.ts now checks socketOptions.startClosed before calling socket.reconnect(), ensuring the socket stays CLOSED across React double-invokes. Tests in react-hooks.test.tsx were updated to assert the closed readyState for startClosed and to adjust assertions around socket identity and behavior under StrictMode.
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When Vite HMR fires, React Fast Refresh re-runs all effects. The old code unconditionally created a new socket instance, permanently killing the previous one (ReconnectingWebSocket sets _shouldReconnect=false on close). This broke downstream code holding references to the old socket.
Track the previous socketOptions reference to distinguish HMR re-runs (same reference) from real option changes (new reference). On HMR, call socket.reconnect() to preserve identity; on option changes, create a new socket as before.
Includes StrictMode-based tests that exercise the HMR code path.