why-did-you-render

• fixed owner reasons bug in strict mode, also added a test
• updated all dev packages

• No longer tracks re-renders as a result of useCallback invalidation due to deps changes (fixes #46)
  • This fix was brought to you by the one and only @Hypnosphi :)

• Updated packages
• Added E2E tests (Cypress)
• Added CI (Travis CI)
• Running Unit tests, Lint, Audit, and E2E tests in CI

• small typescript update. thanks @igorrmotta!

• Fixed "track owner reasons" for cloned elements. Thanks @Hypnosphi !
• Updated all dependencies including a security update for lodash

fixed WDYR trying to track untrackable React elements which resulted in a redundant console error to the console. thanks @MaffooBristol

fixed handling of hook state change during render. thanks @Hypnosphi!!

• minor docs improvements
• minor inner code efficiency improvements
• fixed a bug where broken code like React.memo(null) raised a console error regarding WDYR failure.
• updated all dev dependencies

fixed a false positive regarding React elements with several children with different props:
https://github.com/welldone-software/why-did-you-render/issues/117

fixed false positive regarding different react elements (based on their props) reported as deep equlas

I came across situations where a component is re-rendered
because a property that holds a huge object deep equals to it's previous version is passed to it
(after a request to the API that returns the same result)

this caused my console to almost crash with tracks of every single nested property of it.

so now we would:

• only report the topmost object as being deepEqulas while ignoring what's inside and how much of it is different / deepEquls.

fixed a certain error when using with Preact.

Preact is not officially supported by the library but seems to work with it.

Improved readme to better explain how to add the library to projects without breaking hot reload

added logOwnerReasons by @Hypnosphi.

You can read about it here:
https://github.com/welldone-software/why-did-you-render#logownerreasons

added support to Sets tracking by @jfrumar-infinitusai

added types of logOwnerReasons to the typescript file

added logOwnerReasons by @Hypnosphi.

You can read about it here:
https://github.com/welldone-software/why-did-you-render#logownerreasons