State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

State adjusted in a useEffect when a prop changes — forces an extra render with a stale UI between the two commits. Adjust the state during render with a `prev`-prop comparison instead, or refactor to remove the duplicated state.

Prefer the semantic `<img>` element over `role="img"` on a generic tag.

3 setState calls in a single useEffect — consider using useReducer or deriving state

React Hook `useEffect` is missing dependency `refreshAssets` — list it in the dependency array, or call the hook unconditionally.

useState "refreshKey" is updated but never read in the component's return — use useRef so updates don't trigger re-renders

Component "AssetsPage" has 9 useState calls — consider useReducer for related state

Prefer the semantic `<img>` element over `role="img"` on a generic tag.

Use the native `<dialog>` element instead of `role="dialog"` on a generic container — `<dialog>` ships built-in focus trap, `Escape` dismissal, the top-layer backdrop, and the right accessibility tree without you having to wire any of it up.

Avoid resetting all state when a prop changes. Instead, if "selection" is a key, pass it as `key` so React will reset the component's state.

State reset in useEffect — use a key prop to reset component state when props change