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Cannot read property 'subscribe' of undefined
See original GitHub issueHi there, it seems that in this part is an error.
_createClass(Sticky, [{ key: 'componentWillMount', value: function componentWillMount() { this.channel = this.context['sticky-channel']; this.channel.subscribe(this.updateContext); } }, {
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Would it make sense to gracefully render without errors (perhaps a warning instead) if there is no parent
StickyContainer? If I have a component that I want to be aStickywhen inside aStickyContainerbut also use it elsewhere in my app, knowing whether to render it as aStickyor not might prove difficult, just for the sake of avoiding this rather cryptic error.no longer relevant as of 6.x