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Fix assign a generated className to elements inside nested arrays#292

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Fix assign a generated className to elements inside nested arrays#292
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vitaliymaz:fix-assign-class-in-nested-arrays

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My previous PR #286 broke one rare case. I'm sorry for that.

The case is when a component renders elements inside nested arrays. Example:

<div>
          {[
            [
              <p key='1' styleName='foo' />,
              <p key='2' styleName='bar' />
            ],
            [
              <p key='1' styleName='foo' />,
              <p key='2' styleName='bar' />
            ]
          ]}
        </div>

It worked before my PR because React.Children.map() recursively walks through nested arrays but lodash map doesn't do that. From another point of view, React.Children.map() flattens the array and changes the original structure.

The best solution I found is already existing function of your library called linkArray(). It also walks through arrays but unlike the React.Children.map() doesn't change the structure.

Again, I'm sorry for this regression bug.

@gajus gajus merged commit 7a87ee3 into gajus:master Aug 22, 2018
@vitaliymaz vitaliymaz deleted the fix-assign-class-in-nested-arrays branch August 22, 2018 11:20
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