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"assumed": "a picked plate's embers could start on a \"picked\" event sent from the parent's effect, with the ember canvas, mounted for the selected plate, listening for it.",
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"evidence": "`pick` in Embers.tsx and Plate.tsx (\"a new value makes embers rise from the selected plate\").",
"fix": "the pick is a prop: a counter the parent increments. The ember canvas plays whenever it mounts or the counter changes, so it no longer matters which effect runs first.",
"happened": "in development with StrictMode, the newly mounted child was mounted again after the parent's effect had sent the event, so the listener that heard it was gone and no embers rose.",
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"publishedAt": "2026-10-26T08:14:31.193Z",
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"title": "In React StrictMode an event emitted from a parent's effect can miss a newly mounted child: pass a counter prop",
"type": "lesson-version",
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