I get it, you're _really_ invested in RTK but man, I just find it to be the right answer to the wrong question.
Since we last talked I have worked on projects where rtk was used because the devs didn't really grok redux and so far that's the best use case I've run across. That said, now when I run across situations like that I tend to guide clients to simpler state management solutions instead of piling on another layer of abstraction.
Since we last talked I have worked on projects where rtk was used because the devs didn't really grok redux and so far that's the best use case I've run across. That said, now when I run across situations like that I tend to guide clients to simpler state management solutions instead of piling on another layer of abstraction.