Closed paul-pro closed 2 years ago
Hi @paul-pro, since Next supports both React 17 & 18, a possible solution might consist of calling React's api through a wrapper which sniffs available React version.
Another approach could be restricting support to the most recent version.
Considering maintenance on this project is quite low I'd be in favour of just supporting the most recent version. I don't think we have the resources to deal with both 17 and 18 bugs.
How can this happen? The package.json
requires "react": "^16.6.0 || ^17"
. I tried, even couldn't install next-page-tester
in nextjs@^12.1 project.
@jasonwilliams Thanks, buddy. Should this issue be closed?
With the React 18 update some of the API methods were replaced, so usage of
produces following warning to the console: