Explicitly convert displayName to string #578
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An React Elements displayName is not necessarily a string and Symbols are not automatically converted to strings.
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When you convert a symbol to a string it just says |
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The PR #617 improve the support of special component case. I will close this one as it seems stale. If there is still an issue you can reopen it. |
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A React Elements displayName is not necessarily a string, and Symbols are not automatically converted to strings.
A case where the displayName is a symbol is for example the
React.Profilerelement.For reference symbols will throw error:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44425974/why-symbols-not-convert-string-implicitly
Same seems to happen for String.concat.
This would just be a simple fail safe change for the case where an elements displayName is a symbol.