docs: module state declaration as function #1741
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kiaking
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@kiaking an afterthought, do the gitbook-docs require updating also? |
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@cuebit No. That's for old doc reference. Only updating |
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@kiaking thought so. Thanks for confirming. |
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This PR replaces all state declaration as functions for module examples only.
Leading by example, pun intended, this will encourage users to avoid common pitfalls with shared declarative state.
Instance state examples are retained as
Objectsince this does not apply to root state.Closes #1477