BoxShadow does not support TLength generic
See original GitHub issueIn many CSS-in-JS solutions the following declaration of box-shadow
is allowed:
boxShadow: [5, 5, 10, '#000']
For example we’re using custom generics to support such values. However CSS.Property.BoxShadow
does not come with support for generics, so it’ll ignore the passed TLength
type property.
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