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Start testing Fiber #1098
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Here's an example on how to opt into low priority updates: |
React 16 Beta is out now for public testing. |
Yes, nothing in |
@gaearon Thanks. Basically we want to track errors happening inside the component. Is that the way we should do it? |
Seems reasonable to me. |
Yeah! I got that. (Actually, that's good in a sense) |
This also happens when trying to switch to Preact (and using the example provided).
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So React 16 is out now, any updates about it? Because I still have an error:
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Yeah me too @dmt-13 |
@dmt-13 and @bntzio : as per latest README (not sure when it was updated), you'll either need to use |
Yep, I just got it working, you need: |
FYI, I just tried to update our app from Next.js 2.0 / React 15 to Next.js 4.0 / React 16, and except for a few warnings related to SSR / Client rehydration (on very edge cases, not critical at all), everything worked perfectly! So, thank you to all contributors, this is amazing! |
@damusnet great to hear ❤️ Closing this ticket 👍 |
@timneutkens Have you tried in IE11? |
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We'll need to use the following:
require('react-dom/fiber')
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