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No way to know element key #148
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Fixes facebook#148. Fixes facebook#226. If a `key` or `ref` is set on the React element, it's displayed before the `props` in the tree view and in the `PropState` sidebar. If none is set, nothing is changed. Also removed a piece of code `Node.js` that would never run. (condition is checked in the previous block that `return`s)
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There is no way to know an element's key in React tab. It is omitted on the left pane and is not a prop anymore to be shown in the right pane.
As a walk-around, you can look for
$keyindata-reactidattribute in Chrome's own Elements tab or use$r._reactInternalInstance, but these are not the best solutions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: