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docs(form): remove mention of interpolated control names not being supported #13520
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…pported The docs state that interpolation cannot be used in control names. This used to be true, but not anymore.
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This should be backported to |
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LGTM. |
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Merged into master. Leaving it open until merged into |
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…pported The docs state that interpolation cannot be used in control names. This used to be true, but not anymore. Closes #13520
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…pported The docs state that interpolation cannot be used in control names. This used to be true, but not anymore. Closes #13520
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The docs state that interpolation cannot be used in control names.
This used to be true, but not anymore.