fix: move mediaQuery inside useEffect to fix missing dependency#1980
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The mediaQuery variable was created during render but referenced inside a useEffect with an empty dependency array, triggering the react-hooks/exhaustive-deps warning. Move the MediaQueryList creation inside the effect and use a lazy useState initializer for the initial value, keeping SSR compatibility.
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useReducedMotion(), themediaQueryvariable was created during render but used inside auseEffectwith an empty dependency array, triggering thereact-hooks/exhaustive-depslint warning. This fix moves theMediaQueryListcreation inside the effect and uses a lazyuseStateinitializer for the initial value, keeping SSR compatibility.Notes & Questions About Changes
window.matchMedia()returns the sameMediaQueryListfor the same query string, so the empty dependency array was functionally correct — but the code pattern violated React best practices and the lint ruleValidation / Testing
react-hooks/exhaustive-depswarning before)