Update docs with reactStrictMode in render
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| @@ -31,7 +32,8 @@ as these methods: | |||
| - [`initialProps`](#initialprops) | |||
| - [`onCaughtError`](#oncaughterror) | |||
| - [`onRecoverableError`](#onrecoverableerror) | |||
| - [`wrapper`](#wrapper-1) | |||
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| @@ -161,6 +163,11 @@ utility functions to create custom queries. | |||
| Custom queries can also be added globally by following the | |||
| [custom render guide](setup.mdx#custom-render). | |||
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| ### `render` Options `reactStrictMode` | |||
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| ### `render` Options `reactStrictMode` | |
| ### `reactStrictMode` |
Isn't this redundant? Also don't forget to update the anchor if you accept the change.
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Naming it only reactStrictMode would conflict with reactStrictMode from configure because they would share the same hash. If you prefer another name, let me know.
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It's nested below "render Options" already so there shouldn't be a conflict. Or do you mean the anchors conflict? Can we decouple the anchor ID from the heading name?
This just seems noisy at the moment:
- render Options
- container
- baseElement
- [...]
- render Options reactStrictMode
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do you mean the anchors conflict?
Exactly.
Can we decouple the anchor ID from the heading name?
It seems auto-generated. How would you suggest we do that?
This just seems noisy at the moment:
Yeah, I agree, but I was following the same pattern as renderHook Options wrapper.
Happy to change, but I'm not sure if there's an easy solution.
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Then let's keep it for now. Could even argue the repeated context is good on nested list with lots of siblings since it reduces cognitive overhead.
Done. Let me know if wording is fine or if there's any suggestion for improvement. |
Update docs with
reactStrictModeinrender, introduced in testing-library/react-testing-library#1390.