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Certain components, for example ones that need to render two <tr> elements, do not work without fragments.
In the <tr> case, an ugly workaround might be to create a new component that renders slot, then wrap the <tr>s in that wrapper component so that they get slotted into the no-op wrapper.
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Certain components, for example ones that need to render two
<tr>
elements, do not work without fragments.In the
<tr>
case, an ugly workaround might be to create a new component that rendersslot
, then wrap the<tr>
s in that wrapper component so that they get slotted into the no-op wrapper.( P.S. @LinusBorg, this isn't a question, it's an issue. 😊 )
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