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@sdothaney Yep if you list ^18.x.x it should work out. That's probably in your package.json already, since it's the default `npm install` behavior. I'm less sure of what happens if you lock it to an exact React version, but that's a pretty rare thing to do

@stolinski Ability to organize code by logical concern

@sdothaney Bonus 3/3 The end result is that your users/installers, who have their own bundlers, will install your package and their own preferred version of React. Their node_modules will contain one copy of React, and their bundler will ship that single shared copy.

@argyleink @_davideast Eek!

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@Saadeghi Light

@SimonBitwise @vuejs It's just a simple counter under the hood:

@RogersKonnor @wesbos oh my god this is genius

@owenconti @DCoulbourne this is correct

@branmcconnell @vuejs Oo nice! I wonder if that'll work with portaling though—portaled elements are in the same branch of the component tree in both React & Vue, but they're in a different branch of the DOM, which is what CSS cares about. Might just be a question of applying a class to each DOM parent

@branmcconnell @vuejs Unique anchor name generation in CSS? Is that coming?

@michaelpumo @reactjs @vuejs It's the absence of `useEffect` 😊