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This could do with more testing, especially attempting to replicate the original issues with prop updates and component order switching. I'll try and come up with a decent way of replicating them. |
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When rendering multiple
Gateways into the sameGatewayDestinationthe order of the child components isn't enforced, meaning that whenever theGatewayreceives props there's a chance that the component tree will change.We ran into this issue when rendering multiple
cf-uicf-component-modals on the same page, as they each render into the sameGatewayDestination. Whenever props changed, the order of the components would switch, causingReactCSSTransitionGroupflickering andreflosses.