Support React 17
See original GitHub issueCurrently, react-virtualized
has a peer dependency on react
and react-dom
that constraints it to React 16. From my experiments, it already seems to work with React 17 so this might be as simple as just bumping the bounds.
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Would be lovely to get this merged
This is getting more important when using React 17 and upgrading to npm 7.x, as there is a breaking change about the peer dependency resolution, resulting in
the workaround is using
--legacy-peer-deps
, but it would be great if react-virtualized would officially support React 17.