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Updated4/30/2026

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AFFECTSRootCause

Zustand store creation is synchronous, so attempting to populate initial state with awaited API data inside createStore cannot work. Deferring initialization to an external init() introduces race conditions where components may read from the store before data loading completes.

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const useTodoStore = create((set) => ({ — handleAddItem: (title) => {. Tension: const newId = Math.max(...set.getState().toDoList.map((todo) => todo.id)) + 1;. Outcome: use get().item in case of fetching state instead of set.getState().item.

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Zustand hook usage (e.g., invoking a hook like useCounterStore) was performed in a non-component context created by the DI framework, violating the Rules of Hooks (and causing React to treat it as an invalid hook call).

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Calling set.getState() on the updater function instead of using the store instance or the get argument

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The devtools middleware needs unique naming/identification per store (or a combined slice approach) so DevTools can distinguish between different stores; importing a different middleware package/version does not change this requirement.

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A globally instantiated Zustand store is reused across requests in a server environment, so multiple simultaneous requests may read/write the same state. This violates Next.js guidance that requires per-request store instances to avoid cross-request state leakage.

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The `create` factory is being called without the correct generic type context, and the store is not typed to accept the intended `selectedRows: Array<T>` shape.

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The store is being created without applying/accepting the expected mutator typing for Zustand middleware, so TypeScript cannot reconcile the persist-enhanced StateCreator with the generic StateCreator signature.

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The persist middleware JSON-serializes the store state, losing the runtime type information of Set and Map when saving to and reading from storage.

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Zustand middleware needs to intercept the `set` function and augment the partial state updates; otherwise `lastModifiedAt` must be set manually for each action.

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Our problem is in the second point. We trigger it for only the confirm action. Outcome: if (onSubmit) { onSubmit(false); } close();.

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The store is using the legacy/incorrect persistence storage configuration, so AsyncStorage stores the entire persisted state object rather than the raw token string; the subsequent AsyncStorage.getItem reads that wrapped JSON.

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The test setup mocks/overrides the wrong export or does not correctly mock the Zustand store factory used by the component, so the component keeps using the real store instance rather than the mocked one.

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doing `export * from` only re-exports named exports. Tension: neither default export from vanilla nor react would be re-exported here. Outcome: Without lines 3 and 4, the above would not occur.

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Calling the lazy/import factory in a place that retriggers rendering (e.g., invoked under Suspense or re-created per render with the changing variable) makes React repeatedly re-run the lazy import, causing an infinite loop.

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When functions are defined in components, they can be recreated per component instance and are harder to reuse across multiple components; placing them in the store centralizes actions and state-dependent logic.

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They are not using the documented middleware composition approach (piping middlewares) and instead try to extend the current `create(devtools(...))` structure without applying `persist` correctly to the store creator.

REQUIRESSolution

Create each store with its own devtools options (e.g., pass a unique `name`/`store` identifier) when calling `create(devtools(...))`, or combine multiple store slices into a single `create(devtools(...))` instance so both sets of state/actions are registered together.

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