angular-signals

To prevent infinite loops when using Angular Signals, ensure signal updates never occur inside effect() blocks and use computed() for derived values instead of calling set() or update() within effects.

Manage derived state in Angular Signals by using computed() to calculate values based on other signals, keeping side effects strictly separated from signal state updates to avoid circular dependencies.

Use computed() for deriving values from other signals and use effect() only for triggering side effects. Never update signal state inside an effect to maintain strict separation and prevent reactive programming bugs.

No, you should not update a signal value inside an effect() in Angular components or services. Signal updates inside effects cause infinite loops; use computed() for state derivations instead.

Review Angular code for improper effect() usage by checking whether any signal.set or signal.update calls occur inside effects and verifying that derived values are implemented using computed().