Hey @cristianvogel I'm sorry for the delay! I totally missed the notification on this PR.

Thanks for taking the time to open this. I'm not sure this is the right change– if we're comparing the new state to the old state and find that the new state is null, that must mean that the state object dispatched by the native side is empty or failed to serialize or something. That part is ok, but if that's true, then we should neither render the graph nor update any refs because we have no state to base our graph rendering on. So I think the spirit of this change is a good one, but it should be made inside the globalThis.__receiveStateChange__ hook: right after parsing the incoming state, if it's null, early return. How does that sound?