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Rename package from office-ui-fabric-react to @fluentui/react #14789
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rename package from office-ui-fabric-react to @fluentui/react
Rename package from office-ui-fabric-react to @fluentui/react
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As the Fabric brand has evolved to Fluent UI, we're getting close to a new major release, and as such we have a few things you can help with to prepare to upgrade:
office-ui-fabric-react
to@fluentui/react
Package rename details
We've updated our component package name from
office-ui-fabric-react
to@fluentui/react
. Today we publish both names in lock step, giving you a way today to update your imports without any additional changes.In our upcoming version 8 release, we are planning to discontinue publishing both names in lock step, so there will not be v8 of the
office-ui-fabric-react
package and only the current package name@fluentui/react
will be moving forward with version 8+.We strongly recommend updating your imports now, before we release our next major. This will ensure you are able to continue receiving updates in the future.
As always we will still take patches and minor fixes to
office-ui-fabric-react@7
in a branch on demand, same as v5 and v6.Deep imports: what are they, why are they bad?
Some partners have deep imports into the current Fabric package; for example:
This has never been supported officially, as we've always recommended to use either the package import or a "top level import" meaning a file directly under the
/lib/
path.We cannot guarantee any deep import will continue working across major releases. They will break any time any given file is moved, renamed, or even when the casing is changed. This would create a massive surface contract that we are not able to support.
If you have deep imports in your product, please update them now to only use package or top-level imports. (And please, let us know if you depend on something that is not exported. We can fix that.)
If you have any questions/concerns, please let us know. We are here to help!
See #15152 for specific work items for the rename.
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