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react-debug-tools accepts currentDispatcher ref as param #14556
react-debug-tools accepts currentDispatcher ref as param #14556
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Because I believe I can hack this in by comparing |
Can we make |
Yes, I can make this change. It seems a bit weird to me though because if you forget to inject a value in the DevTools use case, you'll be reading/writing from the wrong dispatcher ref. I see the usefulness for this though in cases like you describe. Edit Although I guess in this case, React would throw an error right away so at least it wouldn't be a silent failure. Should we catch and re-throw a more meaningful error in this case? |
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Okay. Back to you @sebmarkbage |
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In support of facebook/react-devtools#1272.
The
react-debug-tools
package can't import shared internals because it isn't bundled along with the application. Instead it needs to accept those internals from DevTools, which gets them from the renderer (#14550).