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[Toolbar] display:flex is not a string, but an object #4417
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I've traced this problem to inline-style-prefixer, a package material-ui depends on. inline-style-prefixer rewrites styles based on user-agent detection and fails to detect Chromium correctly. The following code, added to any material-ui app and tested in Chromium, demonstrates that inline-style-prefixer generates a list rather than a string: import Prefixer from 'inline-style-prefixer';
console.log(new Prefixer().prefix({display: 'flex'}).display); |
It appears to me, that a fix has been merged into inline-style-prefixer (see robinweser/inline-style-prefixer#84). But at the time of writing, there is no new release published. (Bugfix merged after 1.0.4 release) So we have to wait for a new release for inline-style-prefixer. Right? |
Closing as a duplicate of #5052. |
Problem description
display:flex is an object, instead of a string. Which breaks the flow of the UI. Any idea why? In the example of the documentation flex is a string.
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