Documentation for office ui fabric react

[Edward-Adamson]

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Expected or Desired Behavior

Support documentation for ui fabric core versions released with the spfx react creation template

Observed Behavior

Available documentation is only for current Office Ui Fabric, the one shipped with spfx react solutions is several versions earlier

Steps to Reproduce

I am using UI Fabric to style my spfx WebParts using the React generator and seem to be having a problem finding reliable documentation for the ui office fabric version.

In my dependencies I have:
@microsoft/sp-office-ui-fabric-core": "1.7.1"

spfx on react ui fabric

we recommend that you use the Office UI Fabric and Fabric React that ships with the generator.

The current documentation seems to be targeted at: Fabric Core 9.6.1 and Fabric React 6.119.0

Is there anywhere I find the documentation to the version of Fabric supplied with the spfx react solution?

Specifically I was trying to add placeholder text to a component, the current documentation says use title props and said that placeHolder is deprecated. The code examples use placeholder which is what i originally tried but doesn't work in my react spfx solution as it is case sensitive. placeHolder is the one that currently works for this.

I am concerned that as I get further into the application I am going to run into more annoyances like this

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[patmill]

Thanks @Edward-Adamson - Closing the issue here as it will be tracked and handled in the fabric react repo.

[Jahnp]

Just to follow up here, we're tracking adding versioned documentation like this in this issue.

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