XState mulls optional state-local context for temp, type-safe data in state machines
DavidKPiano · x · 2026-10-09
- XState creator David Khourshid is soliciting feedback on optional state-local context: data initialized on state entry, updated while active, and cleaned up on exit.
- The feature would let developers keep temporary, type-safe data local to a state instead of cluttering the machine-wide context.
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