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[flow] Eliminate a few React.Element type that will be synced to react-native #30719
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Flow will eventually remove the specific `React.Element` type. For most of the code, it can be replaced with `React.MixedElement` or `React.Node`. When specific react elements are required, it needs to be replaced with either `React$Element` which will trigger a `internal-type` lint error that can be disabled project-wide, or use `ExactReactElement_DEPRECATED`. Fortunately in this case, this one can be replaced with just `React.MixedElement`.
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[flow] Eliminate the last React.Element type use in react codebase
[flow] Eliminate the last few React.Element type use in react codebase
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[flow] Eliminate the last few React.Element type use in react codebase
[flow] Eliminate a few React.Element type that will be synced to react-native
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…t-native (#30719) ## Summary Flow will eventually remove the specific `React.Element` type. For most of the code, it can be replaced with `React.MixedElement` or `React.Node`. When specific react elements are required, it needs to be replaced with either `React$Element` which will trigger a `internal-type` lint error that can be disabled project-wide, or use `ExactReactElement_DEPRECATED`. Fortunately in this case, this one can be replaced with just `React.MixedElement`. ## How did you test this change? `flow` DiffTrain build for commit 85fb95c.
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Summary
Flow will eventually remove the specific
React.Element
type. For most of the code, it can be replaced withReact.MixedElement
orReact.Node
.When specific react elements are required, it needs to be replaced with either
React$Element
which will trigger ainternal-type
lint error that can be disabled project-wide, or useExactReactElement_DEPRECATED
.Fortunately in this case, this one can be replaced with just
React.MixedElement
.How did you test this change?
flow