⬆️ Bump react-router-dom from 5.2.0 to 5.3.0

Bumps react-router-dom from 5.2.0 to 5.3.0.

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v5.3.0

This release of react-router-dom adds support for passing a function to either the className or style props to conditionally apply values based on the link's active state.

This provides similar functionality as the existing activeClassName and activeStyle props, but is a bit more powerful. For example, you can now easily apply styles exclusively to an inactive NavLink as well. This offers a nicer experience for folks who use utility class-based CSS tools such as Tailwind.
function Comp() {
  return (
    <NavLink
      to="/"
      className={({ isActive }) =>
        `px-3 py-2 text-gray-${isActive ? 200 : 800}`
      }
    >
      Home
    </NavLink>
  );
}
Note that as of v6.0.0-beta.3, the activeClassName and activeStyle props are removed completely. Adding support for functional className and style props to both v5 and v6 will give v5 users an easier upgrade path.

Thanks to @tim-phillips for raising the issue that inspired the change! 🥳

v5.2.1

This release fixes a bug with <Link> so that, when the to location is the same as the current, the history state entry is replaced instead of pushed to the stack. See remix-run/react-router#5362 for details. 🥳

Thanks to @guidobouman for the PR and for everyone else who weighed in for the fix!

Commits

7a89146 v5.3.0
b3c7d99 NavLink: Add support for className and style props as functions (#7983)
cc61615 update release script
b483747 add publish script
23191e1 temp: remove release action
92dcd15 v5.2.1
953af40 start publish and version scripts
4092300 Update lerna
80b6ffa Replace state on repeated Link navigations (#7864)
df9d7d4 Replace NPM with Yarn in quick start guide (#7966)
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⬆️ Bump react-router-dom from 5.2.0 to 5.3.0 #198

v5.3.0

v5.2.1