Render without form tag?
See original GitHub issueI want to use this project to extend existing forms but I cannot render the Form component inside another form. The two solutions I see is to convert the existing form code into schema json and merge it with the user supplied schema OR have the option to render without the form tag. Merging the fields should work but there are cases where the existing form layout would be difficult to represent with ui schema and jsonschema (examples: an “advanced” section which collapses down, code editor with codemirror, and embedded previews next to fields). It seems having control over whether to render the form tag would be more robust.
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If usage remains backward compatible and the code is good, definitely yes 😃
This was fixed by #1345!