Seems like useTransition is broken by the latest version of React
16.8.0
https://codesandbox.io/s/8y8n5q67l
16.8.0-alpha.1
https://codesandbox.io/s/j7659151y3
hum, looks like some react hook changed behaviour in between the two versions. need to investigate ...
Seems like a bug in React unfortunately. The transition doesn't do anything wrong, it catches the "false" in the end and renders nothing, but React refuses to let the node go. @gaearon
here's a version that logs the render pass: https://codesandbox.io/s/vjp41lkrrl
Yep facing this as well.
I noticed the dom does get removed, but only in the next render phase: https://codesandbox.io/s/o5vn7z0l66
And it also happens on react native, so the issue is not with react-dom.
Maybe react-spring now needs to trigger a new render or something like that?
Might be related with react now bailing out of re-renders with things are equal based on Object.is.

I think I found the issue, let me try a fix.
@drcmda you can't do this anymore to trigger a rerender: useState()[1](). React now bails out of re-rendering when the value is the same.
You are doing this on lot's of files: https://github.com/react-spring/react-spring/blob/5ac0ad2eda7c055ac54beaacf55c1be4a8b437a0/src/renderprops/hooks/useTransition.js#L144
Do something like this:
const [, _forceUpdate] = useState(false)
const forceUpdate = _forceUpdate(v => !v)
Is this official?
@drcmda yes it's a breaking change, they mentioned in the release notes and in the blog:

good find! i'll update it
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