shouldComponentUpdate returns true when the item is visible

[MatanBobi]

Hey there!
Im trying to understand whats the reason for the shouldcomponentupdate logic that you are applying.

  shouldComponentUpdate(_nextProps, nextState) {
    return nextState.visible;
  }

If the current state is visible and the next one is also visible then why should i update the component?
i would think that the wanted behavior should be:

  shouldComponentUpdate(_nextProps, nextState) {
    return !this.state.visible && nextState.visible;
  }

What am i missing here?
Thanks!

[sfrieson-tm]

I'm inclined to agree. It isn't quite as simple as !this.state.visible && nextState.visible since props could have changed including props.children aka whatever is being lazy loaded. Adding a shallow equal of the props should work since all the props are primitives except props.children, leaving it up to the developer using the package to put in a component that will only cause the update when necessary.