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Update react in /packages/oc-template-react-compiler from 16.4.0 to 16.6.1 #335

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Dependencies.io has updated react (a npm dependency in /packages/oc-template-react-compiler) from "16.4.0" to "16.6.1".

16.6.1

React DOM

  • Fallback should not remount every time a promise resolves. (acdlite in #14083)
  • Fix bug where Suspense keeps showing fallback even after everything finishes loading. (acdlite in #14083)
  • Fix unresolved default props in lifecycle methods of a lazy component. (gaearon in #14112)
  • Fix bug when recovering from an error thrown during complete phase. (gaearon in #14104)

Scheduler (Experimental)

  • Switch from deadline object to shouldYield API. (acdlite in #14025)

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@matteofigus matteofigus deleted the react-16.6.1-388.3.0 branch November 26, 2018 11:25
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