Avoid creating a dependency edge when reading something which was written in the same computed?

[littledan]

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@trueadm pointed out that the following would be an infinite loop in our current signal design, but is not one in most existing signal implementations:

createEffect(() => {
  x.set(Math.random())
  console.log(x.get())
})

Given that the write occurred before the read, there is no actual data dependency on the prior value of x. Should we avoid creating this false edge?

[shaylew]

What would we expect from this?

const f = createComputed(() => x.get())
createEffect(() => {
  x.set(Math.random())
  console.log(f.get())
})

Are we looking for something that avoids these sorts of false edges in general, or just in the shallow/direct case?