`TypedUseSelectorHook` is deprecated but official documentation still recommends using it

The Static Typing documentation refers to the TypedUseSelectorHook helper type, but if you import it from @types/react-redux and hover over the import in VSCode, it’s marked as deprecated and you’re instructed to use createSelectorHook<State, Action>() instead. I can submit a PR to update this if needed.

[markerikson]

Sure.

Purely as background, I think what happened was:

• Our useSelector and useDispatch hooks rely on the singleton ReactReduxContext in our own library, as does connect
• Some users pointed out that while connect allowed passing a custom context instance as a prop, there was no way to use a custom context instance with the hooks
• We released new createSelectorHook and createDispatchHook APIs whose only purpose is to allow users to create a customized version of useSelector and useDispatch with their own custom context instance instead of ReactReduxContext
• Some user out there saw those, and assumed that they were meant for a broader use case, like “create a general-purpose customized version of these hooks”, which is not correct
• They decided to update the @types/react-redux package based on this wrong assumption

And so we had to step in and fix the incorrect update to the types.

[ldco2016]

@markerikson , awesome, thats where the confusion lies. My colleague thinks its deprecated, but from reading this very issue that he himself shared with me, it seemed the other way around.

Thank you.