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by tills13 1772 days ago
To clarify, I'm not talking about the ref _prop_, I'm talking about them using the ref as the element.
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mlajtos 1772 days ago
It’s lowercase, so it will act as plain-old tag. If the name would be uppercase, that would be a bug you described.
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tills13 1772 days ago
hm, interesting. I didn't know that -- I knew about custom tags / variable tags but never knew it _required_ them to be PascalCased. I feel like if I saw code like this come from one of my team members I'd ask them to change the name of the ref.
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mlsarecmg 1772 days ago
no ref is used as an element in that code.

    const ref = useRef()
    useEffect(() => console.log(ref), [])
    return <div ref={ref} />
will return { current: [dom node] }

    const ref = useRef()
    useEffect(() => console.log(ref), [])
    return <mesh ref={ref} />
will return { current: [mesh node] }
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