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Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is nece...

Although calling setState on componentDidMount is frowned upon - there is even a eslint rule for that -, sometimes it is necessary. When working with DOM elements, you probably will need that additional render to achieve what you want #componentdidmount

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