desert quarry
I know that the stack size is 50 for TS. I am getting this stack error but as far as ai can see from the callback there is no loop.
How can i make TS/JS print the full stack trace so i can find the loop?
Warning: Maximum update depth exceeded. This can happen when a component calls setState inside useEffect, but useEffect either doesn't have a dependency array, or one of the dependencies changes on every render.
Sadly the below stack is not copy-able.
gleaming ocean
@desert quarry The "maximum stack size for TS" is a compile-time thing, something you might run into if you have really deeply nested recursive types.
desert quarry
docs say max is 50,
in my case a lot of stuff is callback based, so it might get that deep from normal operation
gleaming ocean
This isn't Typescript at all, this is JS runtime stuff.
(And specifically, React)
gleaming ocean
Not saying you can't look for help here - (though Reactiflux is also a good option); but it's probably a bug in the React code.
desert quarry
I know that its likely a bug, thats why i am asking if you guys know a way to make the error more definitive
gleaming ocean
@desert quarry I don't think you'll be able to get more information from that error itself - this isn't really a "stack" issue - it's a React rerendering issue and React renders don't all happen in a single stack
You should be able to get an idea of where the error is happening, I'd expect the stack to point to somewhere in your code that's relevant.
But there really isn't a "full stack trace" to print.