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I have noticed Dark renders <!--dark:matter--> whenever a component returns null, is this used by anything?
I only see tests that check for the existence of these comments
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This comment is necessary to ensure that the component always reserves at least 1 real DOM element. This is necessary for conditional rendering to work. However, as far as I found out while designing the architecture, it is possible to get by without actually inserting this comment into the DOM. I'll probably try to do this in the future, but this task is not a priority.
I have noticed Dark renders
<!--dark:matter-->
whenever a component returns null, is this used by anything?I only see tests that check for the existence of these comments
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: