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how add key for fragment
See original GitHub issuebefore i use
<Fragment key={index}>
now i use
<>
how add key this ?
< key={index}> has error
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@uxitten Syntax works only for propless fragments. If you need to add key, just use
React.Fragment. There’s nothing wrong with it.Isn’t this clean enough? https://reactjs.org/docs/fragments.html
