Redux SDK: Control treatment returned when SDK is initialized

Issue

Implementing the Redux SDK using isReady prop should guarantee correct treatment, however, There's a split second where 'isReady' is true and the treatment is control right after the SDK factory is initialized. The treatment flips quickly to on quickly. What is causing this flickering? Example code below:

export default function initialise() {
  store.dispatch(initSplitSdk({ config: sdkBrowserConfig, onReady: onReadyCallback, onUpdate: onUpdateCallback }));
} function onReadyCallback() {
  console.log("Split Ready...");
  store.dispatch(getTreatments({ splitNames: ['Show_league'] }));
...
} function onUpdateCallback() {
  console.log("Split updated...");
  store.dispatch(getTreatments({ splitNames: ['Show_league'] }));
...
}

Root Cause

When the SDK initializes, it starts downloading the cache from Split cloud, during this time isReady is false, if we try fetching treatments at that point, we will get control. We also need to evaluate updating isReady flag to true once the SDK is ready asynchronously.

Answer

The solution is to dispatch getTreatments actions immediately after the initSplitSdk action. getTreatments creates an async (Thunk) action that will evaluate feature flags when the SDK is ready, and also on SDK updates if you set the evalOnUpdate param to true (it is false by default). This way the isReady flag will update together with the treatments values, in a single action.
In the first approach (dispatching the getTreatments action in onReadyCallback), there are two separate updates: one of the isReady flag, and a second one of the treatments values (after dispatching getTreatment action in the callback).

For more details, check our public documentation, here

export default function initialise() {
  store.dispatch(initSplitSdk({ config: sdkBrowserConfig, onReady: onReadyCallback, onUpdate: onUpdateCallback }));
  store.dispatch(getTreatments({ splitNames: ['Show_league'], evalOnUpdate: true }));
}function onReadyCallback() {
  console.log("Split Ready...");
  ...
}function onUpdateCallback() {
  console.log("Split updated...");
  ...
}