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I noticed earlier when using the Lightning SVG Icon Component Helper that the slds-icon-text-default class wasn't being applied to the svg element: it turns out the reason is that the class attribute was being added to the container (instead of the containerClass attribute), and nothing was being added to the svg element.

This change fixes this issue by getting the containerClass attribute and setting that on the container, and then adding the class attribute to the svg.

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Thanks! I'll try to get this merged tomorrow.

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kaelig commented Jan 12, 2016

@aputinski I see you haven't merged this yet. Let me know if you need help testing.

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kaelig commented Jan 19, 2016

@shannonsans we're reviewing this internally, thank you for your patience.

@kaelig kaelig assigned stefsullrew and unassigned aputinski Jan 19, 2016
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We reviewed it and it looks good. We just need you to sign our CLA - see CONTRIBUTING.md.

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CLA sent today. Let me know if you need anything else.

BrunoFonzi added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 29, 2016
Fix usage of class and containerClass attributes
@BrunoFonzi BrunoFonzi merged commit 0dd6f1a into salesforce-ux:winter-16 Feb 29, 2016
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