Best way to "ignore" observableRequiresReaction

[hitsthings]

Hi I'm new to mobx. I am trying to ensure strict use of it in my app so I've turned on all the linting and I'm going through each warning in the logs.

Some cases where I am accessing an observable are in static spots where it doesn't make sense to observe anything. For example, React Router has the concept of a "loader" which really just runs once per route change. In those cases, I want to explicitly suppress the console warning so I can move on to the next problem. Is there any way to do that?

I tried untracked(() => ...) but that doesn't do it. I guess I could make some kind of withConfiguration({ observableRequiresReaction: false }, () => ....) to override configuration for the life of that callback. ...is that the best way to go? Or is there something built-in for this?

[mweststrate]

Use action / runInAction

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[hitsthings]

Thanks!