Drag/release frame text no longer collapses/expands (fixes #2554) #3478
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/cc @getsentry/ui
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If this is cloning the children, does this end up with two layers in DOM? An <ol> inside an <ol>? Or am I just misunderstanding?
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You cannot replace props on an existing object. So this creates a clone (with new onClick and onMouseMove props) and renders that clone instead. It doesn't render two <ol> elements.
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Not sure if
StrictClickshould have it's ownonClickprop, or it should just override the top-most child'sonClickprop. I chose the former ... but I'm okay with either./cc @getsentry/ui