Clarify precedence is arbitrary valued #6908
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The docs for stylesheet precedence incorrectly state that there is an enumerated set of valid precedences. This is incorrect. The precedence value can be anything and React infers the hierarchy from the order in which it discovers precedences
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eps1lon
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Thank you for the clarification in the docs! This makes much more sense now 😄 |
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The docs for stylesheet precedence incorrectly state that there is an enumerated set of valid precedences. This is incorrect. The precedence value can be anything and React infers the hierarchy from the order in which it discovers precedences