Hi@Ledes ,

This wouldn't be good practice because the replacing of the store's state will happen outside of pullstate's internal mechanisms to keep your UI updated.

The better way to do this kind of thing would be to make use ofStore.replace(freshState).

Or, since I see you're doing a form- maybe your use-case is to have temporary state that can be quickly initialized when loading up the form for the first time. For this you should look atStore.useLocalCopyInitial() - this gives you the power of Pullstate but in a local component (this will not be a global store that you can control elsewhere though). I use this pattern in my apps- not everything has to exist in a global store, especially once-off form type things.