feat: useExhaustiveDependencies not recommended #4294
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| # The rule `useExhaustiveDependencies` isn't recommended anymore | ||
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| The rule `useExhaustiveDependencies` is not recommended anymore. If your codebase uses `react` and relies on that rule, you have to enable it: |
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Hopefully this will be improved before the actual release then.
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Summary
Closes #4293
Test Plan
CI should pass