I can’t see what’s wrong here. It’s telling me to add “error boundaries”.
No clue what that is.
Not sure what the question is exactly, but one bug I found.
return
(
'this value is not returned in a function call'
)
because the return value must begin on the same line as the return
keyword
return (
'this value would be returned' +
'in a function call'
)
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Wow! Never seen that before. Must be a JSX thing.
It’s not a JSX thing, it’s a semicolon inference thing. return
is a valid statement all on its own, as is the following expression, so it takes it as two statements. Your IDE should probably be highlighting this as a warning (WebStorm certainly does)
I was using codepen.