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Learn how to replace manual async action boilerplate with createAsyncThunk, which automatically generates pending, fulfilled, and rejected actions for predictable state updates.
Learn how Redux Thunk lets action creators return functions for async work, with a concrete store setup, example thunk, limits, and common pitfalls.
Goal When using MobX 6’s makeAutoObservable , async methods are automatically treated as actions. If a method that returns a promise is retried (e.g., after a network failure), the promise resolution can trigger a separate action that writes the same data again, leading to duplicated state updates. Constraints The default behavior of makeAutoObservable is to
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