Send `data` to `itemKey` function
See original GitHub issueSend data
to itemKey
function. The same way as for the itemRenderer.
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I gave this a lot of thought, and although I’m still not thrilled about passing the value– I think the request is reasonable enough that I felt wrong about pushing back.
So this change has been released in 1.3.1– there’s now a
data
param foritemKey
. 😄Thanks for sharing!
Let me sit on this a bit. My initial reaction to adding API features for “convenience” is generally slightly negative (unless it’s really inconvenient) but sometimes that reaction changes after I’ve given it a little thought. 😄