As .reverse() does an in-place reverse, rather than one that returns a reversed clone of the array, we mutated the props, which is a big no-no. With cloning it before via a slice() we circumvent that and get a consistent result between client-side rendering and SSR.
hobofan
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2 years ago
CLOSES #24
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.reverse()does an in-place reverse, rather than one that returns a reversed clone of the array, we mutated the props, which is a big no-no. With cloning it before via aslice()we circumvent that and get a consistent result between client-side rendering and SSR.