Local state not preserved

So, I’ve been having a devil of a time trying to get local state to be preserved when hot reloading modules. I started out with react-hot-loader without success. And now I’m trying react-refresh. I converted my app to use functional component syntax and reviewed the troubleshooting guide. The part that talks about splitting chunks caught my attention as a possible cause. But I have 3 questions that all relate to preservation of state:

1. I have a fairly exotic webpack config with multiple entry points where each entry point is a different app. I expect optimization.runtimeChunk.name = 'runtime-common' to be acceptable. But I’m not sure if optimization.splitChunks.chunks = 'all' is acceptable. The troubleshooting guide just mentions explicitly creating an entry point for vendors. But I’m letting splitChunks dynamically create that bundle. Does that need to change?
2. Also, since my development HTML page embeds all bundles into the same page, I’ve written some code that enables switching between apps. I’ve manually configured “module.hot.accept” to allow me to maintain a reference to the latest and greatest app across hot reloads and rerender appropriately. Do you expect this to conflict with react-refresh and, if so, how would I make them work together? Basically, I don’t need to manually rerender the app using ReactDOM when a hot reload occurs if ‘react-refresh’ handles that, but I need a reference to the updated app component in the event I switch to a different app and back.
3. Finally, I’m using a 3rd-party component library that uses class components. Do you expect any issues where class components (as a parent or child) to cause functional components to fail to preserve state?

I’m using React 16.9 and webpack 4. If you need any further details, just let me know. I’d rather not create a whole new Git repository to make a publicly accessible reproduction, but will if I must.

[pmmmwh]

I’ll be closing this issue as the original issue was resolved - feel free to open a new one if there are any new questions/reproductions of issues 😄

[pmmmwh]

Can you create a reproduction? You have a different problem than the OP and is likely due to misconfiguration (e.g. something causing components to not register properly, or react-refresh/babel not transforming correctly).

Depending on how big your project and how complex it is, this plugin would take time as we touches all your files basically.