:class no longer supports keywords (since 0.8.0)

[Dexterminator]

Before Reagent 0.8.0 it was possible to use a keyword as a class (this seems to be facilitated by convert-prop-value being called?).

Reagent 0.8.0 breaks this by changing e.g the keyword :highlight to the string ":highlight" (including the :, indicating that name hasn't been called). In earlier versions of Reagent this would result in the string "highlight" and a working class.

Possibly introduced in #323?

[Deraen]

Yes, new code is missing convert-prop-value after stringify-class.

[Deraen]

I've been trying to reproduce this but I'm unable to, in both Reagent demo site / test suite, or in a application using Reagent.

I've tried for example [:div {:class :foo}] and it is correctly rendered as <div class="foo">.

@Dexterminator Could you provide more specific example and information about your environment?

[Deraen]

Oh and right after writing the message, I found at least one problematic case: [:p.a {:class :b}].