Prevent Extra React Re-renders with Zustand shallow Selectors
Use Zustand's shallow utility to prevent React components from re-rendering when store state gets a new reference but unchanged content.
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Use Zustand's shallow utility to prevent React components from re-rendering when store state gets a new reference but unchanged content.
When a Zustand selector stops re‑rendering, the culprit is often a selector error, faulty equality, or direct state mutation. Follow this step‑by‑step diagnostic guide to find and fix the problem quickly.
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