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@fluentui/react-migration-v8-v9

v9.9.17

Published

Migration shim components and methods for hybrid v8/v9 applications building on Fluent UI React.

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@fluentui/react-migration-v8-v9

React Migration v8 to v9 Fluent UI React

This package contains component shims that provide the props interface of a v8 component and render a v9 component.

Our recommendation is to avoid using shims and instead migrate from using v8 components to using v9 components in your codebase. Shims provide a convienient way to start migrating to v9 while defering the cost of updating a multitude of call points.

Shims depend on both v8 and v9, so carefully consider the impact using a shim may have on bundle size and render performance vs. migrating to v9 directly.