Which is "legacy behavior": shouldRerenderOnTransaction: false or "re-render[ing] the editor on each transaction"

[jordanwilking]

The comment for the shouldRerenderOnTransaction property says:

"This is legacy behavior that will be removed in future versions."

Does this refer to the property shouldRerenderOnTransaction or to the current behavior of rerendering on every transaction?

tiptap/packages/react/src/useEditor.ts

Line 34 in 9907eb3

shouldRerenderOnTransaction?: boolean;

The shouldRerenderOnTransaction property is listed in the July 14 blog post, so I'm assuming that the current, rerender on every transaction, behavior is the "legacy behavior".

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For context, I'm asking because I want the performance benefits from setting shouldRerenderOnTransaction to false, but only if that behavior is here to stay.

[nperez0111]

Re rendering on every transaction in the default and legacy behavior. With V3 we will make it so that you have to read from the editor state with useEditorState hook to get re rendering based on state

[jordanwilking]

Sounds good. Thank you for clearing that up.