When use Class.contextType, React.createContext should be call in separate files #1590
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Fixed the grammar & add an demo on CodeSandBox. |
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I met the same error, when I have child and context created in the same file. The solution written here solved my problem. But I would like to know if this is the standard or there will be a fix from react team? |
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@aruprakshit My team met this problem, but I think the real issue is the documentation. |
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As the related issue is closed and the addition targets outdated documentation, I will close this PR. |
16.6 Context API not working in class component,Issus,13969,the Class.contextType is a greet improve,but the documentation is easy to guide developers to make mistakes.