traverseParentPath(...) error when selecting a component
See original GitHub issueAdded one component to and then visited th carte-blanche but when selecting the component and the pop up shows this follow error is thrown:
Generating metadata failed Error: traverseParentPath(...): Cannot traverse from and to the same ID, ''.(…)(anonymous function) @ index.js:301
![screen shot 2016-06-13 at 23 10 44](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16811871/16023245/37a2a9ce-31bc-11e6-98a2-1700604a2997.png)
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Hah, awesome, thanks for digging in @ewnd9, much appreciated! 👍
I think
<div>this.props.firstName</div>
is invalid JSX syntax, it should be<div>{ this.props.firstName }</div>
, which might be the problem?