Unexpected key "FooElement.properties.id" shadows inherited interface, behavior not guaranteed.
This warning is somewhat frustrating when I've purposely shadowed id in order to observe and react to changes on this property. I would choose another property name, but deep linking to an anchor like page.htlm#id is intrinsic behavior that I can't easily recreate. The easy workaround is to mirror the attribute for my own purposes, e.g. <element id="foo" my-id="foo" ...>
Unexpected key "FooElement.properties.id" shadows inherited interface, behavior not guaranteed.This warning is somewhat frustrating when I've purposely shadowed
idin order to observe and react to changes on this property. I would choose another property name, but deep linking to an anchor likepage.htlm#idis intrinsic behavior that I can't easily recreate. The easy workaround is to mirror the attribute for my own purposes, e.g.<element id="foo" my-id="foo" ...>